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shanebickley
Contributor
Contributor

How to fix the sluggishness of Fusion 5,6 & 7 after Yosemite update

I was one of those who was having serious issues on VMware 6 running windows 7 and my cameras etc. so I spent 149 bucks upgrading to Fusion 7 pro hoping it would fix it. and sadly it DIDN'T.

But After that; I decided to try a re-install OSX. Because it worked last time I ran across this. (Mountain lion updated to Mavericks. and you guessed it...It worked. Smiley Happy

Step 1 : Shutdown your virtual OS

Step 2 : Close vmware

Step 3 : Download Yosemite OSX again.

Step 4 : Re-install Yosemite OSX (a clean install is NOT needed)

Step 5 : wait for install to complete......about 30 mins

Step 6 : login to Yosemite OSX

Step 7 : double click to open VMware 5,6, or 7

Step 8 : All should be working Flawlessly.

I found that for some reason if you install Yosemite before you update VMware it hangs.

so to fix just follow the 8 step To fix easy as 1-8 has been working flawlessly every since I've done that. Hope it does for you too.

edit by wila Changed the title of the thread from ALL CAPS to normal case.

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TerreHaute
Contributor
Contributor

Your solution worked for me.  Thanks a ton!

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shanebickley
Contributor
Contributor

Awesome!!! mines has been working for a few days now without issues

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Nemo10904
Contributor
Contributor

thanks, this worked well for me

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caoslord
Enthusiast
Enthusiast

Hello this is the real fix (corrected with a better debug option)!

open terminal.

Type: sudo nvram boot-args="debug=0x10"

press enter.

insert your password.

Reboot


Enjoy.


I fount in another post.

Here

fusion 6.04 with Yosemite GM very slow

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HPReg
VMware Employee
VMware Employee

This issue is being tracked (and answered by VMware) at Fusion 7 is running VERY SLOW on the GM of Yosemite . Please consolidate all discussion there.

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