i will try other ways, but for now this works, and should work on any platform or VMware flavor, not just fusion. When the remote computer I'm connecting to times out and locks the screen, I need to send ctrl alt end to get back to the login dialog to unlock the screen (ctrl alt del gets processed by the local windows box and never passed through so ctrl alt end is the. I tried several different methods from the Terminal, but i always hit a brick wall. I am using remote desktop on Windows XP in a VMWare virtual machine on my MacBook Pro. you may shutdown the VM with "shutdown -h now" (for an unnecessary but by force of habit, clean shutdown), then "enter" when prompted hit "enter" when done and "0" "enter" to exit from the installer.
from a VMware Fusion Windows Machine), then use Ctrl+Alt+Fn+Right-Arrow.
#Send ctrl alt del vmware fusion mac mac osx#
hit "5" "enter" for USB install, confirm with a "Y" "enter", verify boot options and language, then confirm "Y" "enter" to proceedĥ. Mac OSX Sent a Ctrl+Alt+END Sequence If your RDP connected from OSX then use Ctrl+Alt+Fn+Backspace If your RDP connected using a Mac Keyboard, or from a VM session on your Mac (i.e. pick a place and file name, remove hard disk (although not necessary), start up the VM, patch the USB Drive, send a "ctrl-alt-del" and type "install" "enter"Ĥ. Also on the VM, I went to the Player button, then selected Send Ctrl-Alt-Del.
Open the C:UsersAll UsersVMwareVMware Workstationconfig.ini file. create new Virtual Machine in Fusion and "continue without disc", pick your DSL ISO for installation media, pick Linux -> Debian5 for OS type, then "customize settings"ģ. Heres how you can avoid problems in your VMWare virtual machines by disabling the Ctrl-Alt-Del command.
using a 128mb fat32 USB set to Master Boot RecordĢ. I wrote this "How-to" out of frustration USING VMWARE FUSION!!!ġ.
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