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Vmware tools for windows 2000 and later 10.0.6 install#
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Vmware tools for windows 2000 and later 10.0.6 software#

Same on 2000 and XP, but on Win2k there is an additional error regarding Think printer driver (but when I click continue on it, the installation continues "fine"). When the installation is almost done, the program starts to "roll back actions" and then says that the installation ended up prematurely.

Vmware tools for windows 2000 and later 10.0.6 install#

Your VMs will be fine, but you also will have to register/open them again.Recently I've been reviving two installations, Windows 2000 SP4 and Windows XP SP3 (both czech versions), when I found out I am unable to install the latest VMWare tools.īoth systems were running the tools perfectly fine on older version of VMWare (probably 7 or but updating to the latest tools on VMWare Workstation 12.1 failed.

Vmware tools for windows 2000 and later 10.0.6 registration#

C:\Users\ username\AppData\Roaming\VMware\īeware that if you follow ALL those steps that you will have to put in your registration code again, so make sure you have that handy.

C:\Users\ username\AppData\Local\VMware\.

C:\Documents and Settings\ username\Application Data\VMware\.

C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\VMware\.

See for manually removing an install this KB article:Ĭleaning up after an incomplete uninstallation on a Windows host (1308) | VMware KBīesides clearing out the registry settings you also missed clearing out: and that is where your problem most likely originates. Your attempt to manually remove the current install, while it did remove most, did not remove some of the config. I'm afraid it is local to your install, if not a lot more people would complain about this issue. There are release notes that say that this isn't the first time the VMware Workstation Shielding feature has had false positives. The permanent fix would be to get McAfee to fix the HIP signature. While IPS is off you can proceed with the VMware Workstation or tools upgrade, then turn IPS back on. The work around is to unlock the HIP interface and then temporarily turn off Host IPS in the IPS Policy. That's why it took me so long to realize it was the root cause. The surprising thing here is that a file modification is being blocked by HIP, which is far beyond what you'd normally expect from a firewall. iso files are frozen in time: they can't be changed even by a complete uninstall and reinstall of VMware Workstation, let alone a version upgrade.

User attempting to delete or rename the files.

Windows installer run by the system, such as when VMware is attempting to download and install new tools.

VMware installation launcher, such as when VMware is upgrading itself.

Presumably it has some bad signatures, because it is considering any attempt to alter the VMware Tools.

Part of the intrusion detection is "VMware Workstation Shielding - File Modification". This is the firewall component, not the anti-virus component. It turns out that the problem was caused by McAfee Host Intrusion Prevention 8 running on the host. I think the tools build it currently has is 10.0.1.357. Note that this error was occurring before before the 12.1.1 update, and is still occurring. I can't find any explanation of VMUICOM error 0x80004005.

Try again later and if the problem persists, contact VMware Support or your system administrator.

Vmware tools for windows 2000 and later 10.0.6 software#

T16:24:20.747-05:00| vmui| I125: DlgUI: There was a problem updating a software component.

The only error details I can find is in the ui log: Try again later and if the problem persists, contact VMware Support or your system administrator." "There was a problem updating a software component. If I click the Download and Install button, it goes through the downloading and verifying phases, but fails on the Updating phase, which a generic error: "The following software is available for download: VMware Tools for WIndows 2000 or later - version 10.0.6". Each time I start VMware Workstation and then start up a VM, a Software Updates window opens:

Vmware tools for windows 2000 and later 10.0.6 pro#

I'm running VMware Workstation 12 Pro (12.1.1 build-3770994) on Windows 7.