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Here is the information requested: (may be useful for others) I will be backing up this guest server and will test it for the next day or two to see if it is stable or not. I then shut it down again and changed some of the options back to "Connect at power on" (had changed these to ensure they were not causing any issue).Įverything appears to be good so far. I completed the installation using the Repair option and once completed restarted the guest without issue. Once logged on to the guest it "automatically" started the VMware Tools installation. I removed the lines from the vmx file and was then able to boot the guest and logon.

Everything was basically the same except for the following three lines:įileSearchPath = "L:\Flower - VMWare Servers\Clones\Windows XP Pro-32Bit-VM2. I comparted the vmx files between the guest that goes black with one of the other WinXP guests. I am really frustrated and do not have a lot of time to waste on troubleshooting this.Īfter taking a look and trying the various things requested by rachelsunsm I found what resolved this issue for me. It would be great if VMWare resolved this issue and documented the fix for us.

#STANDARD SVGA DRIVER DRIVERS#

Boot into Safe Mode and change the driver to a Standard VGA driver - I cannot do this as when I search for drivers it does not list any other than the VMWare driver!!!īut nothing has fixed this issue for me so far.ĭoes anyone have any other suggestions or things that I should try. I have tried what is suggested and has appeared to work for others from the two links above. T20:23:17.452-07:00| vmx| I125: GuestRpc: Attempt to send TCLO msg for 'toolbox' while GuestRpc is powering off. T20:23:17.451-07:00| vmx| I125: GuestRpc: Attempt to send TCLO msg for 'toolbox' while GuestRpc is powering off. Here is the area of the log that I found: When I compare the vmware.log file for the guest that is having the issue and another guest that is not the log file seems to have an issue at the Tools request and gets hung up.

#STANDARD SVGA DRIVER WINDOWS#

Windows virtual machines display Black Screen after booting up in VMware ESXi 3.5.x (2034627) | VMwa.

#STANDARD SVGA DRIVER PRO#

SVGA (Error: 3) Display Driver Stopped Responding (VMWare Workstation Pro 12)Īdditionally I found a KB article that references a VMTools VGA driver issue in VMWare ESXi

So I have nothing that I can revert back to at this time.įrom researching I have found that this issue is the same as other are having and has been documented, but not answered, in the following discussion on the forum: Note - I deleted several Snapshots of this guest as I was getting ready to expand the hard drive. I have not upgraded VMWare from a previous version and all guests were created in Workstation 12.

#STANDARD SVGA DRIVER WINDOWS 7#

My issue started this afternoon and is only applicable to one (1) guest out of 7 that I have running on a Windows 7 Pro host system.

I started having an issue with one of my guests in VMWare Workstation Pro v12.