I too wonder how you fool Vmware 6 into thinking it can work with Yosemite, 
ever since the first betas, i’ve got the error that Vmware 6 can not work on 
Yosemite but if someone has a workaround for this i’d be a very happy camper.
/Krister

> 5 feb 2015 kl. 16:36 skrev David Griffith <[email protected]>:
> 
> Personally I do a disk permissions repair every 2 weeks or so , along with a 
> scan of Clean My Mac utility which seems to keep things nicely topped up and 
> in shape.
> Despite the frequent repairs there are often issues found and I would never 
> leave it for 4 months.
> 
> In relation to Fusion I too, was able to use Fusion 6 fine on Yosemite and 
> actually wished I had not upgraded as Version 7 has developed an annoying 
> habit of losing/closing the Windows 7 window every time I command tab back to 
> the Mac. It is not a show stopper as when I restart the windows session it is 
> always at the point I command tabbed away but is annoyance nevertheless.
> 
> David Griffith
> 
> On 05/02/2015  15:16, Vivianna wrote:
>> i have not repaired disc permissions as, this is a new computer, only 4 
>> months old.
>> as for using fusion.  when i tried to open my version 6 i was presented with 
>> an alert telling me that this version does not work with yosemite.  so, not 
>> sure how some of you are running that.
>> version 7.2 works the same as the other versions.  i have not noticed 
>> anything strange with it so far.
>> 
>> Vivianna
>> 
>>> On Feb 5, 2015, at 9:08 AM, Mike Arrigo <[email protected]> wrote:
>>> 
>>> Restarting a computer will fix a lot of strange issues. I upgraded a few 
>>> days ago as well, but I reformatted my drive and installed from scratch. I 
>>> decided not to reinstall Fusion, I no longer have any need for Windows.
>>> Original message:
>>>> hi all,
>>>> so, i decided to upgrade from mavericks to the latest yosemite a few days 
>>>> ago.
>>>> the first thing i noticed was, o.o crap, vmWare fusion 6.2 won’t work so, 
>>>> now i am running the latest 7.2 version in demo mode.
>>>> next thing, programs like skype, mail, safari, did not work as usual.  so, 
>>>> i restarted the machine and, wow, some of that was magically fixed.
>>>> then, voiceover would not say the letters N and O.  no matter where i was 
>>>> or what i was doing, nothing in the N or O department.  typing, or reading 
>>>> letter by letter.
>>>> so, this morning i restarted again and, what do you know, now i can hear 
>>>> the N’s and O’s again.
>>>> also, when using the backspace to delete or edit, voiceover would not 
>>>> speak at all.  i had to totally guess what i was doing.  very weird,  but, 
>>>> after the latest restart this morning, i have that back as well.
>>>> all this is super strange.
>>>> does anybody have any ideas what was happening?
>>>> thanks for any input.
>>>> Vivianna
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