Professionals Run Windows on Mac with VMware Fusion Pro 10<\/strong>
\nVMware Fusion Pro 10 delivers unsurpassed platform compatibility and integration with the VMware ecosystem. It leverages decades of innovation in leading the virtualization revolution, with support for over 200 operating systems including Windows 10.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nVMware Fusion Pro 10 also contains bug fixes and security updates.
\nSecurity<\/h3>\n
This update provides guest access to the SSBD feature in IA32_SPEC_CTRL. This feature will be provided to all HWv9 or later virtual machines when running on an Intel based platform with the appropriate microcode updates. Guest operating systems may choose to use this new CPU feature to mitigate CVE-2018-3639.<\/p>\n
Please see VMware knowledge base article 54951 for more details.<\/p>\n
Resolved Issues<\/strong><\/p>\nOn a macOS High Sierra 10.13 host, the Caps Lock key always turns on after you switch from a virtual machine to the hostOn a macOS High Sierra 10.13 host, after you press the Caps Lock key to turn the feature off on the host, grabbing input within a running virtual machine and switching back to the host automatically turns on the Caps Lock key on the host. This issue does not occur if the machine is installed with a macOS version earlier than High Sierra 10.13.
\nA Windows virtual machine crashes after you connect an iLOK USB keyWhen you connect an iLOK USB key to a Windows virtual machine, the virtual machine immediately crashes.
\nWhen you put a macOS virtual machine hosted on remote a ESXi server into Full Screen view, the virtual machine display size decreasesWhen you use Fusion to run a macOS virtual machine on a remote ESXi server, if the virtual machine is in Single Window view, the correct resolution is used inside of the guest operating system. However if you switch the virtual machine to Full Screen view, the virtual machine unexpectedly switches to high DPI resolution, which results in a smaller display size.This issue is resolved with VMware Tools 10.2.5 installed on the virtual machine.
\nYou cannot use the Fusion interface to clean up an encrypted Windows virtual machineThe Clean Up Virtual Machine button in the General Settings dialog box is disabled for encrypted Windows virtual machines. This limitation prevents you from selecting the option and reclaiming disk space from the virtual machine.
\nThe Network Connection drop-down menu of a remote virtual machine cannot display the name of the distributed virtual switch port groupWhen the remote virtual machine is configured to connect to a distributed virtual switch, the Network Connection drop-down menu cannot obtain the name of the distributed switch port group and therefore shows a blank entry item.<\/p>\n