WINDOWS UPDATE VMWARE UBUNTU CHANGE GRAPHICS DRIVER INSTALL
Workaround: Uninstall the current version of VMware Tools and install the previously released version. To run a virtual machine in an older version of VMware Player, revert to the previous version of the WDDM driver. It just works for me now, even after a reboot, so I'm reciting what I remember doing immediately before it fixed itself. The WDDM graphics driver included in the VMware Player 3.1 release is not compatible with VMware Player 3.0 and earlier releases. maybe just toggling auto-resize guest display after disabling 3D acceleration. I don't know what step actually fixed the issue. The display snapped up to the window size, and correctly resizes when the window changes.Clicking View > Auto-Resize Guest Display (flipping it from off to on).Clicking View > Auto-Resize Guest Display (flipping it from on to off).Clicking View > Virtual Screen 1 > Resize to 1680x1050.Uncheck Settings > Display > Enable 3D Acceleration.In this section This section provides details about new features and enhancements in Windows Display Driver Model (WDDM) version 2. 5 with a M60 (both in Graphics mode) pass-thru to a Windows 2012 R2 guest VM (fresh Windows install from ISO) using the Tesla M60 Windows 2012 R2 CUDA 8 driver version 385. I didn't upgrade my other VMs to Windyet.) This will fully remove the VMware driver. I rarely use that machine, and it's intranet anyway. Hopefully this continues to work for later versions. But, yeah, use a setting (vs a registry key) in case it's hard to undo when it's fixed.Īlso, I'm now able to resize the VM via Auto-Resize Guest Display (albeit by disabling 3D support, but I don't need it for this VM). Like I said, Regedit started for me because the search flyout wasn't affected by the transparency issue.
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