* Animated cursors are now displayed correctly in a virtual machine. * The VMware monitor has been updated to work with Linux kernel 3.5.
* Easy Install on the Linux version of Player now recognize all compatible operating systems. * To improve application startup performance, the data being collected as part of the optional User Experience Improvement Program will no longer be aggregated on every launch of Player. A more comprehensive error handling code has been added to prevent this problem from occurring. * After disconnecting certain USB devices from a virtual machine, Player would prevent devices from being reconnected without restarting the virtual machine. * Occasionally, certain elements in the Windows 8 user interface were incorrectly displayed. vmdk file as a drive by right-clicking the file in File Explorer has been restored. * For host systems with more than 4GB of memory, Player will use more of the available memory to run virtual machines. * Several security vulnerabilities have been addressed, including updating third party libraries. If you think there is a virus or malware with this product, please submit your feedback at the bottom.
So far we havent seen any alert about this product. We have seen about 2 different instances of VMware-player-6.0.7-2844087.exe in different location. So far we haven't seen any alert about this product. VMware-player-6.0.7-2844087.exe is known as and it is developed by VMware, Inc.
If you run Windows 8 hosts on IvyBridge processors, VMware strongly recommends that you update your installation of Player. VMware-player-6.0.7-2844087.exe is known as and it is developed by VMware, Inc. Starting as version 6, VMware Player will be limited for non-commercial use only, while VMware Player Plus will be the commercial licensed copy that will cost you 99US to have. * When powering on a virtual machine with Binary Translation on a SMEP-capable CPU, Player no longer causes the host to reset. VMware Player 6 with Windows 8.1 But the bigger change comes to its name change that also adds a clause to limit its free use for personal only.