Accepted Solutions
Note: This is like pulling the plug from the wall on a Physical Computer. Anything not saved will be lost and there is always the possibility of corrupting the Filesystem when preforming a Hard Shutdown! (Although you may have no other choice but to do this.)
VMware Fusion menu bar > Virtual Machine > press the option key and select Power Off
Pressing the alt/option key changes "Shutdown Guest" to "Power Off".
Note: It also changes the "Suspend Guest" and "Restart Guest" commands too.
Or if that doesn't work then...
On the Virtual Machine Library ctrl-click the target Virtual Machine and select Show in Finder and the ctrl-click the target Virtual Machine Package and then after closing Fusion delete the .vmss file. Note: Anything that was not saved from the suspended state will be lost by deleting the .vmss file. Note: However you may have not other choice is the Virtual Machine will not suspend/unsuspend/shutdown/start properly.
Note: This is like pulling the plug from the wall on a Physical Computer. Anything not saved will be lost and there is always the possibility of corrupting the Filesystem when preforming a Hard Shutdown! (Although you may have no other choice but to do this.)
VMware Fusion menu bar > Virtual Machine > press the option key and select Power Off
Pressing the alt/option key changes "Shutdown Guest" to "Power Off".
Note: It also changes the "Suspend Guest" and "Restart Guest" commands too.
Or if that doesn't work then...
On the Virtual Machine Library ctrl-click the target Virtual Machine and select Show in Finder and the ctrl-click the target Virtual Machine Package and then after closing Fusion delete the .vmss file. Note: Anything that was not saved from the suspended state will be lost by deleting the .vmss file. Note: However you may have not other choice is the Virtual Machine will not suspend/unsuspend/shutdown/start properly.