Hello, 
Not sure if this is off topic or not. 

I am having problems installing VMWare tools on my Windows XP virtual machine 
using the latest version of VMWare fusion on Lion 10.7.2. 

the virtual machines menu item in the VMWare menu bar contains an item "Update 
VMWare tools". When I select that I get a dialogue saying that the VMWare tools 
virtual CD is being attached. the Windows installer then gets going but after a 
while it tells me that I have an error 1316 which says that there is a network 
error reading c:/windows/installer/vmwaretools.csi. I looked in that directory 
and c:/windows/installer is not there. 

A side effect of all this is that VMWare tries to re-install VMWare tools every 
time I start the Windows XP virtual machine. 

If I cancel the attempt to install VMWare tools the Windows XP system seems to 
work fine. 

Any thoughts on what is wrong and what I can do about it? Is it a VMWare bug?
Many thanks. 

Paul Hopewell 
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