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pinrod
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03-18-2021
02:23 PM
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03-21-2021
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RaSystemlord
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after some undetermined time
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and I can re-open the window (selecting the VM from the list) until I do something (like change the size of a guest window) and than it goes back to background. When it happens
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Background: I'm using the VMWare workstation (part of the workstation Pro product) on a ubuntu 20.04 host. I am running Windows guest systems. This also happened under 15. It closes the window
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issue
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it appears to "spread" to other windows guest machines and then
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kernel
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libssl
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Windows Features on or off
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WmWare player
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