Does it need AutoPlay? Did you browse to the CD drive and run setup from
there? Last time I used it, it just basically inserted a virtual CD - may
have changed for the better since then however.

On 24 February 2012 13:09, Richard McClary <[email protected]>wrote:

>  Greetings!****
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> Why is it that on some VMWare VM’s, VMTools will not install?  I can find
> no errors nor any consistency.****
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> Locally, we are currently running ESX 3.5.  I see the failure for VMTools
> to install on some Windows 2003 machines.  On others, created at about the
> same time (within a day or two), VMTools installs on them quickly with no
> issues.****
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> Several weeks back, I created my first Windows 2008 server on an ESX 4.1
> system.  In vCenter, I gave the command to install VMTools.  Only recently
> did I log back into that particular VMWare environment.  I happened to
> check on the server I had created.  In vCenter, “Summary”, it shows that
> VMTools were not installed.****
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> In vCenter, clicking that VM, then “Guest”, I see I have only the option
> to cancel the installation.  (Likewise on the ESX 3.5 VM’s on which VMTools
> would not install.)****
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> Again, anybody know why VMTools simply will not install on some VM’s?****
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