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Sorry but how are you supposed to install updates if you don't have a mouse and the reason you don't have a mouse is because you don't have VMWare tools??????
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@hoek wrote:
Sorry but how are you supposed to install updates if you don't have a mouse and the reason you don't have a mouse is because you don't have VMWare tools??????
Your guest should have a basic mouse no matter what... VMware Tools are definitely NOT required to get a mouse working. There must be some other issue with your configuration.
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What configuration? It's a brand new VM on vSphere version 7.0.2.00500 and boot from Windows ISO.
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@hoek wrote:
What configuration? It's a brand new VM on vSphere version 7.0.2.00500 and boot from Windows ISO.
Well, post a log or something. You replied to a year-old thread in the Fusion forum. I've split your post into a new discussion and moved it here to the vSphere forum, where hopefully someone can help you. You might need to provide some additional details.
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Go to Edit Settings on the affected VM on you vSphere client and add a USB Controller.
Have done that several times when faced with similar issue and it worked for me.
Hope this helps solve your issue.
Regards
Sam
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Right click VM > Edit settings > Add New Device > USB Controller
USB 2.0 only one supported by Win 7
Thanks