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Hello,
I have not seen anyone with Fusion 6.x report that they have been able to run it on macOS Sierra.
As far as I know you need at least Fusion 8 to be able to run it on macOS Sierra.
Fusion 7 might work, but there are some problems.
So the only thing you can do at this moment is to uninstall Fusion 6 and then get the trial version.
If you want to test the newer version to see if it is worth your spending you can install and run a 30 day fully functional version before actually committing to spending anything.
After the 30 days, you buy a license to change the installed Fusion into an unlimited version.
Direct Download link to Fusion evaluation
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Wil
Hello,
I have not seen anyone with Fusion 6.x report that they have been able to run it on macOS Sierra.
As far as I know you need at least Fusion 8 to be able to run it on macOS Sierra.
Fusion 7 might work, but there are some problems.
So the only thing you can do at this moment is to uninstall Fusion 6 and then get the trial version.
If you want to test the newer version to see if it is worth your spending you can install and run a 30 day fully functional version before actually committing to spending anything.
After the 30 days, you buy a license to change the installed Fusion into an unlimited version.
Direct Download link to Fusion evaluation
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Wil
Hi,
There is a free update from Fusion 8 to Fusion 8.5 if you own Fusion 8.
For earlier versions you can buy an upgrade.
In the past you could only buy the latest VMware Fusion for an upgrade price if you where 2 versions behind (so an update was available for Fusion 8 if you had Fusion 6 or newer)
VMware now offers upgrade prices for owners of VMware Fusion 4.x or higher.
So while not free, at least you can upgrade for a reduced price.
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Wil
