Mouse integration and resolution adjusting works, and the OS automatically connects to my host internet connection. I tried installing the tools (if that's what you mean), and it didn't work. But not sure, never tried it so I wouldn't 100% know but if you haven't tried it, you can always try it since you got nothing else to lose (except time), but it only takes like 2-3 minutes.Īctually, you might be able to if you use other video drivers, such as Hounsell Drivers, not sure if those work but you can give that a shot. It might work since it M1 might be closer to Vista.
tools wouldn't install on it anyway because it was a pre-release build. I installed Windows 7 Milestone 1 on Vmware Player, set it to fullscreen, and set its resolution to my monitor's native resolution without any tools installed at all. In short follow these steps: Uninstall VMware Tools Reboot guest OS Install VMware Tools Reboot g. Do not try a repair install from within the Guest OS as it likely will not fix this. Though on Workstation you can get Exclusive Mode that stretches the VM to your screen, including changing the resolution. Hello, With the info you have given us so far, Id say thatit is most likely due to a broken VMware Tools install. Spider-Vice wrote:You can't do that without VMWare tools on Player.
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