I've never upgraded since I first installed Fusion v7. I realize moving to Fusion v11 is considered new and not an upgrade but I was wondering if there was a way to save the Windows environment that I had set up in v7, or am I going to need to install Windows and all the apps again?
No reason to lose your work, no. Consider your virtual machine(s) to be similar to a document in Word. When you uninstall/upgrade/whatnot the Microsoft Word application, nothing happens to all the documents you created/edited with it.
I would, however, before you upgrade Fusion, make sure that all of your virtual machines are powered off (not merely suspended) inside the Windows guest.
No reason to lose your work, no. Consider your virtual machine(s) to be similar to a document in Word. When you uninstall/upgrade/whatnot the Microsoft Word application, nothing happens to all the documents you created/edited with it.
I would, however, before you upgrade Fusion, make sure that all of your virtual machines are powered off (not merely suspended) inside the Windows guest.
Thank you for your response. Much appreciated.
My issue now is that I'm not sure if I had powered off my virtual machine the last time I used it. I have since upgraded my mac OS and am unable to double check. I guess the next step is upgrading to v11 and crossing my fingers. 🙂
Thanks again.
Back them up before you run them the first time (not time machine - just copy via finder). If they weren't shut down, you may have to either force power them off, or if they do boot, immediately shut them down and restart