Hi,
I'm having the exact same problem, did you ever get any solution to this problem ?
I can successfully add four vCenter but when I add vCenter server #5 it replaces vCenter server #4, if I add vCenter #4 again,it will replace
vCenter server #5....
The two vCenter Servers that I fail to have added both at the same time are both very similar but they are located at two different sites.
I uninstalled VMware vCenter Converter and tried to re-install in and the got the error. To fix it just reboot the computer.
I uninstalled VMware vCenter Converter and tried to re-install in and the got the error. To fix it just reboot the computer.
So Uninstall -> reboot -> re-install
So today I was testing my VM for gaming and came across something interesting. So I have a GTX 960 and Intel HD 4600. I have two monitors, the main one plugged into the GTX 960 other in the onboard graphics.
Now while I try to game in my VM with onboard graphics enabled in my host bios, the games lag and I get 20FPS if not less, however when I disabled the onboard graphics in the bios and ran the VM I was getting 50-150 FPS and everything was smooth however my 2nd monitor did not work. My only guess is when onboard graphics are enabled VMWare Workstation runs the Graphics off that and not my GTX 960? If I'm correct is there a way I can make VMWare Workstation run off my main GPU without disabling the onboard graphics?
There is a setting in Nvidia Control Panel as to which graphics card is the default to use globally or when running particular applications.
I don't have that option in my settings :/
You can update your Nvidia software. I suppose you do play games so your Nvidia drivers would be updated, too.
The Nvidia Control Panel version that I have is 8.1.920.0.
I think Nvidia introduced this option to set in the preferred graphics processors in the Control Panel for over a year now.
I know this is an old thread, but I've found some threads with the vSphere web client causing this problem.
I'm running W8, TV12, and connecting to a W10 running Chrome with the vSphere client on it (6.5)
Sometimes I'll get a BSOD after working 5' or less, sometimes more, but It's always when I'm interacting with the vSphere website.
BSOD details are exactly like OP. I think this is related to Teamviewer, I haven't used another way of accessing it for this particular client, I do work with other clients using Screenconnect and never had a BSOD.
The XPVM works because it is connected to "VM Network" port group which is present on ESXi1 and ESXi2, and XPVM2 fails because it is connected to "VM Network2" port group which is present only on ESXi1 and NOT on ESXi2. So, create the port group "VM Network2" on host ESXi2 and it should fix your problem.
Are you on a laptop? I have 8.1.940.0 installed. My PC is a desktop so the features may be different there.
1. can tell me step by step
The page #9 of the following guide, list all the steps: http://www.vmware.com/pdf/vsphere4/r41/vsp_41_esxi_i_get_start.pdf
2. can install with RAID 1?
Yes, it will protect you from a physical drive failure.
The configuration is OK, working with Windows.
Probably too late, but - as a guess, it looks like the vimApiVer field of the VixDiskLibConnectParams is not correctly initialized. I'm not sure exactly when these fields were added (V6.0.1 I think), but I suggest you try setting the nfcHostPort to zero and the vimApiVer field to null prior to calling the connectEx method.
Yes. I am on laptop. But I don't think that this feature would be limited to laptops.
Do you the Nvidia GPU Activity icon in the System Tray? The red/green square on the right of the image below. The icon will be white if no program is using Nvidia.
I remember seeing this last year for the first time on a desktop that I had just installed a GTX 950 with i7-4770 with HD 4600 enabled. I no longer have that desktop.
How about on right-click of the VMware Workstation desktop short cut? Do you see an option to "Run with graphics processor"?
Perhaps you have to install the Nvidia software with the HD 4600 enabled; most desktops that come with dedicated graphics usually have the Intel GPU disabled.
Sorry I had the impression that you were using add-on PCIe card with Intel 82583 chip as your subject had the line Gigabit PCIe.
That is why I asked if you have an integrated Ethernet controller and re-sit the card.
Yep, I do see that icon, however, I don't see the VMWare Workstation exe in there. Also looking into that dropdown thing it seems like it is only available to laptops/mobile users
Hi All,
We are experiencing problems with vCloud Director. The issues are:
- Unable to update any parameter of an vOrg vDC
- Unable to power-on a vAPP
- Unable to Edit a VM settings
The only major changes we had during the last days were the Upgrade of vCenter Server to 6 Update 3
Attached the error messages.
Any ideas?
Thanks!
Alicia
The way you described it seems like there is disagreement as to where the mouse pointer should between the macOS and the Windows 10 VM. An analogy I would make is that macOS is setting the mouse pointer in inches while the Windows 10 VM is moving in centimetres.
Anyway, I suspect it has to do with the Windows 10 VM display scaling.
Do you have display scaling also on the macOS host?
What is the Display Setting for the Windows 10 VM?
If you want to keep display scaling on either macOS host or Windows 10 guest or both; one possible thing to try is to keep the aspect ratio the same.
For example, MacBook Pro have 16:10 aspect ratio, so try to set the Windows 10 VM also to a resolution that is also 16:10 (e.g. 1680 x 1050).
that server was on the HCL for ESX 4.1
you may also need to have a look at this site
as it give extra details regarding ESXi and your server.
A huge thank you for the tip to roll back to 6.0U2 to perform the upgrade. I was able to complete our upgrade with 6.0U2. Now I'm off to see if I can get it patched up to 6.0U3b.