Problem in starting VM after updating to Fusion 5.0.2

[hajime]

Hello, I just updated to Fusion 5.0.2. When I tried to run the Windows installed under Bootcamp using Fusion, I got:

"You have started VMware Fusion with an out-of-date copy of the application. VMware Fusion cannot power on virtual machines using this copy (version 5.0.2). To power on this virtual machine, run VMware Fusion from the default location."

Anybody knows how to resolve this issue? I am not sure what they asked me to do. Also, 5.0.2 is the latest version. Why it is called out-of-date?

 

[Munkypoo7]

Hello, I just updated to Fusion 5.0.2. When I tried to run the Windows installed under Bootcamp using Fusion, I got:

"You have started VMware Fusion with an out-of-date copy of the application. VMware Fusion cannot power on virtual machines using this copy (version 5.0.2). To power on this virtual machine, run VMware Fusion from the default location."

Anybody knows how to resolve this issue? I am not sure what they asked me to do. Also, 5.0.2 is the latest version. Why it is called out-of-date?

My university is offering VMWare Fusion 5.0.3 on their site.... perhaps you just need an extremely minor update? Probably just some bugfixes and what not.

I honestly don't know, I went the boot camp route and have Windows on a separate partition... :\

 

[mannyo1221]

The latest version is indeed 5.0.3 , mine downloaded the update during last week when I selected "check for updates"

 

[chrfr]

"You have started VMware Fusion with an out-of-date copy of the application. VMware Fusion cannot power on virtual machines using this copy (version 5.0.2). To power on this virtual machine, run VMware Fusion from the default location."

As the others mentioned, update to 5.0.3 and be sure that Fusion is in your main Applications folder as well.