I am a newbie to Macs and Fusion. I have a new MBA and installed Fusion 1.1.1 with no problem and loaded WinXP. Downloaded Fusion tools and all seemed to work. I suspended XP and shut down the system. When I run Fusion it loads fine and shows Win XP. I click on run and the XP window pops up with the resume button. I push that and everything disappears. Anyone have suggestions on how to resolve this issue? Andrew in LA.
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Installed Fusion 1.1.1 on a MacBook Air (Mac OS X 10.5.2) and installed Win XP ... bu
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Iiiiiiiinteresting. Exactly the same problem.
I'm having a number of issues with the Air, so I have to find time to reinstall it - won't be doing anything with VMWare until then. Either that or toss it over a cliff when the X300 + new hybrid TZ arrives.
However if anyone has any suggestions it would be appreciated in either thread.
I'm having a number of issues with the Air, so I have to find time to reinstall it - won't be doing anything with VMWare until then. Either that or toss it over a cliff when the X300 + new hybrid TZ arrives.
However if anyone has any suggestions it would be appreciated in either thread.
Fusion vanishing...
Hi, I had the same problem when I first installed fusion, every time I tried to 'run' windows it just quit fusion. I think it's the superdrive that's causing it, I disabled the CD/DVD drive 'connected' option in the settings, that fixed it for me...
Hope that helps.
Hi, I had the same problem when I first installed fusion, every time I tried to 'run' windows it just quit fusion. I think it's the superdrive that's causing it, I disabled the CD/DVD drive 'connected' option in the settings, that fixed it for me...
Hope that helps.
Which is kind of funny, as all of my other copies of Windows on ultraportables run on higher-tech machines than the Air 
Which is kind of funny, as all of my other copies of Windows on ultraportables run on higher-tech machines than the Air
What?!?!?!?! Really?!?!?!?! No wayyyyyy!
Macbook AIR is the epitome of HIGH TECH baby!