![]() ![]() Following that, there’s a registry issue (usually seen immediately following a Fusion 2 -> 3 upgrade) that you would have seen a specific error for but is worth mentioning, and we can also check and make sure Fusion has everything up and running properly on the Mac. If not, checking the firewall and antivirus setup is in order. Working through the setup once more, along with re-installing VMware Tools, is usually enough to do the trick. The third Respath walks you through issues with your shared/mirrored folders. Shared and mirrored folders also depend on VMware Tools, along with not being blocked by the OS or antivirus firewall(s). Here’s the Resolution Path: Troubleshooting issues with Unity in Fusion We rule out conflicts on the Mac, with other monitors and Spaces then we look at VMware Tools and its associated process, then we look for conflicting software on the guest or on the host (Mac). Those two ideas form the basis for our second Respath. Unity requires VMware Tools, and is also dependent on your graphic adapters. Here’s the Resolution Path: Troubleshooting a failed VMware Tools installation in Fusion VMware Tools uses Microsoft’s designed utility to package and install the files it needs, which is standard industry package Luckily, Microsoft has an extensive article that walks you through resolving the problem – and we’ve highlighted the relevant steps for you. Once you get the virtual CD image attached to the virtual machine, the issue is likely one with Windows OS (so creating a new user account will bring you back to the default settings), or with Windows installer itself. ![]() The first Respath talks about what to do when a VMware Tools installation fails. There are all sorts of things we’ve seen go wrong, so we’re documenting our experience for you. We get a lot of calls into support about failed VMware Tools installations, and even more calls about issues related to VMware Tools. Another in our Resolution Paths series from Stephen Gardner, here are three Resolution Path Knowledgebase articles that will help you sort out some miscellaneous, but common issues with Fusion. ![]()
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