Hi,
As RDPetruska says, this forum depends on volunteers.
Here's my default text on that:
For your information, the Community Forum is not an official support-forum and is not actively monitored by VMware Support or Product Managers.
This is a community based forum where VMware Workstation users help other users.
So most of the time -like now- you get an answer from a volunteer.
As a side note there are VMware employees who keep an eye on the forums and try to help out, but they might not see every post and most - if not all of them - are doing so in their own free time.
To get official support please go to: Workstation Support and open a ticket at Get Support
As I volunteer my time I also tend to avoid topics that state "URGENT" and have exclamation marks, because then it starts to smell like work and the person asking is already unhappy and expects me to reply as if he/she paid for support...
Yet another reason you got no replies is that you don't really supply the required information in order for us to help you and what is supplied isn't clear.
We just have to guess that your host is Windows 10 Creators Update that you are having problems with and not your guests.
It is unclear if you have installed VMware Tools, it is unclear what the settings are of your virtual machines, it is unclear that it worked well before you installed Windows CU, it is unclear what kind of hardware you are running on..
How about start telling more details and add the vmware.log files from your guests with the issues.
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Wil
