安裝VMware出現錯誤訊息
 

求助各位大大~

小弟"騷屁股(台語)"

將原本裝好好的VMware Workstation v6.0.0.45731 移除

裝上VMware Workstation 6.0.2.59824

結果出現~

Application failure. hr=0x80004003:(null)

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而我又裝回VMware Workstation v6.0.0.45731

卻還是一樣

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請問這該怎麼解決呢

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謝謝大大

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原文

VMWare在Vista下0x80004003錯誤解決辦法
http://www.liukun.com/article.asp?id=33

終於搞定VMWare在Vista下0x80004003錯誤
作者:Gemini 日期:2007-05-25
字體大小: 小 中 大
在Vista下面安裝VMWare後，啟動報錯，0x80004003！
查閱了若干的網頁，中文、英文、俄文、法文、不知道什麼文……當然N多是看不懂的，終於找到了是由於註冊表權限的問題，具體的原因和手工解決辦法是這樣的（據本人觀察是英文）：
You were absolutely correct in stating that this problem may be due to the 'vmappsdk' and 'vmdbcom' registry keys.

In fact, to fix the problem, you would need to grant 'Read Only' access to 'Users' group to the following keys (and subkeys): -

HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT
vmappcfg.*
vmappsdk.*
vmc2vmx.*
vmdbcom.*
vmhwcfg.*
vmount2.*
vmware.*
vmwarevpccvt.*

Additionally, for file type association: -

HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT
.sv2i
.vmac
.vmba
.vmc
.vmdk
.vmsn
.vmss
.vmt
.vmtm
.vmx
.xvm

Thus, there are approximately over 320 registry keys that need their ACL (permissions) reset. I suggest assigning the following only: -

Administrators (group) - Full Access
System - Full Access
Users (group) - Read Only

This is clearly a huge overlook on the part of VMWare, which I'm fairly angry about as it took me a couple of days to trawl through regmon logs and to find all the keys as well as to write a script to reset the permissions.

Note however, that the above stated keys are only for the Workstation edition, so there may be many hundreds more for the Server edition.

需要修改320個鍵值的權限……XX大老爺全家的OO……
終於找到某位不知道哪國大哥做的批處理文件，謝天謝地！

點擊下載此文件
http://www.liukun.com/attachments/mo...0752512123.rar

如果是6.0版本就運行其中的vmware.6.0_0x80004003_reg_fix.bat！
經過FIX過後，Vista下面運行VMWare搞定！

具體的分析和討論：
http://www.vmware.com/community/thre...=365731#365731

VMware的解答~

May 18, 2007
Windows Vista Performance in VMware Workstation 6.0

One of the great new features in VMware Workstation 6.0 is its Windows Vista support. Vista can be used as the host operating system (HOS) and the guest operating system (GOS) for VMware Virtual Machines (VM). The question to us is how well Vista performs in VMware Workstation 6.0. This actually contains two sub-questions. (1) What is the performance of Vista as the HOS? (2) What is the performance of Vista as the GOS? To answer these two questions, we did a comparison of Windows Vista and Windows XP performance.

To answer Question (1), we ran experiments using the same virtual machine on the two different HOS's (Vista and XP) and compared the results. We ran a set of workloads to measure the CPU, memory, disk and network performance of the VM. Vista host performance is on par with XP, except that Vista itself consumes more memory than XP. This means that Vista leaves less memory for the use of VM's than XP.

To answer Question (2), we compared a Vista VM against an XP VM both on an XP host. We ran the same set of workloads as for the Vista host experiments described above. While Vista guest performance is on par with XP in most of our workloads, we did find a few cases that perform worse on the Vista VM than on the XP VM. To understand why Vista was slower in those particular cases, we conducted the same measurements on native physical systems, rather than on virtual machines. We found that Vista is slower than XP on native hardware almost to the same degree as on virtual hardware. This made it clear that VMware Workstation 6.0 wasn't introducing any Vista-specific overheads, and that the relative performance on Vista is as good as on XP.

The chart below shows some representative results from our experiments. The bars represent the ratio of Vista to XP performance when comparing the Host OS, the Guest OS and native. The benchmarks shown are: gzip from the SPEC CPU2000 suite, PassMark PerformanceTest, Iometer disk workloads, Netperf networking send/receive, and boot/halt (time taken to boot and immediately halt the OS). The workloads had minimal variations from run to run, e.g. around 3% in performance.

Vistaperfinws6

In conclusion, Windows Vista works great with VMware Workstation 6.0! Go ahead and have fun with our cool virtualization technology!

VMware Workstation 6.0 supports both 32-bit and 64-bit Vista. Our conclusion here holds for both 32-bit and 64-bit.

Please refer to "Performance Tuning and Benchmarking Guidelines for VMware Workstation 6" for more information about Workstation 6.0 performance.

剛剛試了一下~
我的VMserver好像不吃這一套耶QQ