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patentul
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Guys you are my last hope!

Windows 7 sp1 x64 pro (up to date)

I am trying to install vmware player v5,v4,v3 none of the versions work

the errors i receive durring the install are:

The first one is the one that says The MSI ...................Temp\vmware.........\vmware_x64.msi failed setup exists.

I tried what i found on other forums removing everything from Temp from Temp windows disabling AV (avast) changing Temp location

and the second error it dosen't show the one with temp......it says that VMwareAuthd Service is not running or something like that please check if you have rights to run this service.I tried disabling UAC,AV,Firewall same errors first with temp and after i remove the contents of temp it shows the errror with VMwareAuthd Service is not running,if i try again it shows the one with the temp folder and so on.......

i really don't know what to try Smiley Sad

some of the log:

20130724000948:INFOC:\Program Files (x86)\VMware\VMware Player\
20130724000948:INFO1
20130724000948:INFOCMSIHelper::InitMsiParameters: MSI Parameters: DATACOLLECTION="1" REMOVE="" COMPONENTDOWNLOAD="1" REBOOT="ReallySuppress" AUTOSOFTWAREUPDATE="0" DESKTOP_SHORTCUT="1" QUICKLAUNCH_SHORTCUT="1" INSTALLDIR="C:\Program Files (x86)\VMware\VMware Player\" ADDLOCAL="ALL" STARTMENU_SHORTCUT="1"
20130724000948:INFOCMSIHelper::InitMsiLogging: Successfully enabled logging to file C:\Users\Pitycu\AppData\Local\Temp\vmsetup.20130724000916.vmwareplayer_x64.msi.install.log, with mode 7967
20130724000948:INFOCInstallMSIOperation::Execute: Preparing to install VMwarePlayer_x64.msi, options: uninstall_on_rollback: 1, use_internal_ui: 0, parameters: DATACOLLECTION="1" REMOVE="" COMPONENTDOWNLOAD="1" REBOOT="ReallySuppress" AUTOSOFTWAREUPDATE="0" DESKTOP_SHORTCUT="1" QUICKLAUNCH_SHORTCUT="1" INSTALLDIR="C:\Program Files (x86)\VMware\VMware Player\" ADDLOCAL="ALL" STARTMENU_SHORTCUT="1"

20130724001140:NOTICE  MsiUIHandler: [FATAL/ERR/WARN] Type: 0x1000000 Flags: 0x5 Message: 'Service 'VMware Authorization Service' (VMAuthdService) failed to start.  Verify that you have sufficient privileges to start system services.'

20130724001140:WARNING MsiUIHandler: Unable to retrieve error code from error message

20130724001152:INFOCInstallMSIOperation::Execute: Finished installing msi [1603]

20130724001152:ERROR** CBootstrapCmd::RunOperation: Operation 'InstallMSI' failed!

20130724001152:INFOwWinMain:Checking exceptions [26]
20130724001152:INFOwWinMain:Handle error
20130724001152:INFOHandleError: Handling error: [26] lang [1033]

20130724001152:ERROR** HandleError: Encountered fatal error id: 26

20130724001152:ERROR** HandleError:   Message: [The MSI 'C:\Users\Pitycu\AppData\Local\Temp\vmware_1374613756\vmwareplayer_x64.msi' failed.Service 'VMware Authorization Service' (VMAuthdService) failed to start.  Verify that you have sufficient privileges to start system services.]

20130724001152:ERROR** DisplayErrorMain: Displaying error message

20130724001152:ERROR** DisplayError  Error [The MSI 'C:\Users\Pitycu\AppData\Local\Temp\vmware_1374613756\vmwareplayer_x64.msi' failed.Service 'VMware Authorization Service' (VMAuthdService) failed to start.  Verify that you have sufficient privileges to start system services.]

20130724001152:ERROR** ================================================================================

20130724001152:ERROR**   Rolling Back - ops:24

20130724001152:ERROR** --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

20130724001152:INFO~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
20130724001152:INFO  SettingsDB:
20130724001152:INFO

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Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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WoodyZ
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patentul wrote: ... disabling AV (avast)

Disabling Avast is not adequate, it has to be uninstalled! Smiley Wink  Once VMware Player is installed you can reinstall Avast.

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julienvarela
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Hi,

Can you try to start your installation with administrator privilege?

Try this, select your SETUP and Right-click and select "Run as Administrator".

Regards,

Julien

Regards, J.Varela http://vthink.fr
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WoodyZ
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patentul wrote: ... disabling AV (avast)

Disabling Avast is not adequate, it has to be uninstalled! Smiley Wink  Once VMware Player is installed you can reinstall Avast.

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patentul
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I unistalled the AV and removed any registry with CCleaner and Temp folders contents from c:\......user....temp and windows temp.

Run as administrator ----- > VMware-player-5.0.2-1031769.exe

Next Next Next Continue Smiley Happy

a window appears,virtual network editor....loading

Ahhahahaha Finish now works,great great Smiley Happy

thank you guys :)))))

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