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1. VMWARE FUSION WINDOWS STUCK SHUTTING DOWN INSTALL
2. VMWARE FUSION WINDOWS STUCK SHUTTING DOWN UPDATE
3. VMWARE FUSION WINDOWS STUCK SHUTTING DOWN PC
4. VMWARE FUSION WINDOWS STUCK SHUTTING DOWN WINDOWS 7

I used a PC for many years and was delighted to be free of it when I purchased my Mac. There is no "Force Restart" on the menu, either. I have read various Communities threads about this topic. I have tried the various commands on the Fusion menu bar: "Virtual Machine / Suspend, Restart, Shut Down" - all to no avail. Anything not saved will be lost and there is always the possibility of corrupting the Filesystem when preforming a Hard Shutdown (Although you may have no other choice but to do this.) VMware Fusion menu bar > Virtual Machine > press the option key and select Power Off. Apparently the system is trying to restart with the file having remained open. When I returned to Windows, the screen was blue with "Windows is shutting down." printed upon it.

I then switched to the Mac and forgot about that message. I clicked "Later", but that same message appeared within a short time (a half hour?). On the Virtual Machine Library ctrl-click the target Virtual Machine and select. This will cause the options on the drop down 'Virtual Machine' menu to change. Note: It also changes the 'Suspend Guest' and 'Restart Guest' commands too. The trick is to click on 'Virtual Machine' in the VMware menu and keep it active/open/expanded while you click and hold the 'option' (alt) key on the keyboard. Pressing the alt/option key changes 'Shutdown Guest' to 'Power Off'.

VMWARE FUSION WINDOWS STUCK SHUTTING DOWN UPDATE

You can also try turning off this feature and reboot the Virtual Machine a couple times and then turn it back on and reboot the Virtual Machine to see if that resolves the issue before taking the other steps as well.While reading a file within Windows XP Pro, a message popped up to indicate that an update would require the computer to restart. VMware Fusion menu bar > Virtual Machine > press the option key and select Power Off. I have disabled the VM from suspending by adding this line in my Kali Linuxs. It only started happening after I updated to VMware Fusion 11.5.6. You might also want to try deleting/recreating the Share before going through the other steps as this may also help to clear up the issue. Ever since the past month, my Virtual Machines have started shutting down over a long period of being idle (when I sleep for example). I forgot to mention that you need to make sure that under the Settings for the Virtual Machine that VMware Shared Folders are enabled and you have a share defined. Note that if using Windows do not Activate it until you're sure you have no other choice but to continue forward with the clean build.

VMWARE FUSION WINDOWS STUCK SHUTTING DOWN INSTALL

If not then you may, at the very least, have do a test install of the Guest OS and VMware Tools only just to see if the condition exists with a clean build. If you still have an issue then uninstall/reinstall VMware Fusion and note that this does not delete your Virtual Machines.Īfter reinstalling VMware Fusion reboot the Mac even if not prompted to do so. The reccomendations in the Knowledege Base seem to apply to earlier versions of Fusion and not this new version.

VMWARE FUSION WINDOWS STUCK SHUTTING DOWN WINDOWS 7

It worked wells with Windows 7 installation but for some reason, Windows has been stuck in Shutdown mode for a few days. If you still have an issue then uninstall/reinstall VMware Tools in the target Virtual Machine. I recently bought and installed Fusion 4. Shutdown, not Suspend, the Virtual Machine and then close Fusion and then reboot the Mac.Īfter rebooting the Mac open Fusion and start the Virtual Machine. Cause Causes: Virtual Machine backups and schedules may create heavy I/O load related tasks, may lead to unresponsive issues. Typically I do a complete 'shutdown' of the guest OS. My XP guest often hangs (or stalls, but I get impatient) before shutting down until I manually kill the batch file I leave running (it loops every 3 sec to watch for Windows commands from the OS-X host). The only way I can shut down a VM caught in this is to go to OS X 'Force Quit' and kill Fusion. Does anyone know anything about how I can fix this It wont shut all the way down and is in a blue screen. It's still 'busy.' I go to the Fusion menu and choose 'Quit.' The VM is still busy. Anytime you preform a hard shutdown you risk damaging something so here is what I'd try. Fusion displays the message: The virtual machine 'Windows 7圆4' is busy.