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close VMware Workstation; delete replace.me replace.me files and/or folders you see, in the directory of the problematic VM; run VMware Workstation. The parent process in this case is vmrun and not vmware workstation and as such you can\’t take ownership of it. The workaround is as follows: . When I first tried to open them, I got a message saying something like another server has this server opened, Do you want to take ownership? When I open my vmx and try to resume the VM, I get the error: File not found: Windows 7 xclvmdk This file is required to power. Using VMware Workstation Pro describes how to use VMware Workstation Pro™ to For basic installation, GB free disk space is required on Windows and.❿
 
 

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How to Fix: VMWare \’Taking ownership of this virtual machine failed\’ Error – Vmware workstation 12 take ownership failed free

 
close VMware Workstation; delete replace.me replace.me files and/or folders you see, in the directory of the problematic VM; run VMware Workstation. The parent process in this case is vmrun and not vmware workstation and as such you can\’t take ownership of it. The workaround is as follows: . When I first tried to open them, I got a message saying something like another server has this server opened, Do you want to take ownership? When I open my vmx and try to resume the VM, I get the error: File not found: Windows 7 xclvmdk This file is required to power. Using VMware Workstation Pro describes how to use VMware Workstation Pro™ to For basic installation, GB free disk space is required on Windows and.❿
 
 

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