- #Vmware fusion 8.5 4 install vmware tools greyed out windows 10
- #Vmware fusion 8.5 4 install vmware tools greyed out pro
I was able to download the stuff I wanted (in my case via Amazon Prime), but the sluggish downloads are somewhat annoying since - running on Windows as a host system - I cannot get all the stuff done I want to get done while the stuff downloads. This topic is mainly to report the issues, not to moan about some other encountered shortcomings (including sluggish downloads), which I'd expect to be issues of the streaming services not AnyStream. (I don't quite see how 3D acceleration would be relevant to its function, but I am not its developer so you may have a different view.) Fortunately this is a way for you to reproduce the issue. So whichever way 3D acceleration gets deactivated, it causes AnyStream to be unusable. If (again on Windows) I disable the 3D acceleration feature deliberately for the VM, this causes the symptom I describe above to appear: If this is unintentional, perhaps my description will help you figure out what's going on. Starting the exact same VM from VMware Workstation on Windows, the 3D acceleration feature for the VM works and so does AnyStream (as far as I tested). I don't know what gives, but my suspicion is that you use Qt in a way that has no fallback to non-3D rendering if unavailable. So even if you doubt yourself and want to check the settings, there is no way to do that. There's not even a way to access the main menu or the settings dialog or anything else. There's literally nothing one can do with AnyStream this way.
#Vmware fusion 8.5 4 install vmware tools greyed out pro
Since the website states that trial versions won't work in VMs, I quickly decided to go for a purchase so I could use AnyStream inside my VM within my usual Linux-based work environment.Īlas, when I attempted to start AnyStream inside the (Windows 10 Pro N) VM all I got was a white empty (see attached screenshot):
#Vmware fusion 8.5 4 install vmware tools greyed out windows 10
Nevertheless Windows 10 guests work fine (pretty much all software, including browsers, Visual Studio, VLC etc work fine. Alas, despite using an oh-so-well-supported AMD graphics adapter (WX 7100) I have been unable to get the 3D acceleration feature to work.
My main system is a Linux and I run VMware Workstation on that for most "Windows needs". Having used your products for years it took not much convincing to pull out the credit card and purchase your software.
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