I'm stumped.
I was performing updates in a Windows 7 VM on Fusion 10. The last update didn't finish, citing an out-of-disk-space error (which I thought was odd because I don't store much in the VM C:\ drive). I ran the cleanup utility and among items to remove were 20+GB of temp files. After doing that, I ran the update again. Eventually I got to the generic blue full screen of updates being completed. It reached 100% and stalled. Didn't want to try restarting, and maybe I was a dummy for doing so, but after about 15 minutes, I tried sending a restart command from VMware. Nothing happened. I couldn't quit the VMware Fusion app either. I force quit it (probably another mistake). Now, when it relaunches, the VM in the library says the machine is running, even though it shouldn't be, and I can't do a thing with it. Anything else I should try?
If necessary, I already began a few weeks ago prepping a Windows 10 VM. IT hasn't connected it to the internal network yet, but if my Windows 7 VM can't be fully recovered, is there anything I *can* get out of it and migrate into the Windows 10 VM?
