This went through the motions of setting up a VM, options and all, but when I click the run button, again the 'Internal Error'. While I still had 8.5.0 installed, I also tried creating a new VM, from an OSX installer app bundle (10.11.6). Strange that the behavior is identical on two different pieces of hardware that I have here. It seems there is some issue between Fusion 8.x and Sierra. I get the same 'Internal Error' when trying to run any of my VM's. I completely uninstalled 8.5.0 on both machines (tracked down every little file that VMWare leaves behind and deleted it), and then installed Fusion 8.1.1 on both machines. Every one of my virtual machines gives the 'Internal Error' message when I try to run it. Now I have upgraded both machines to Sierra, and installed Fusion 8.5.0. All of these were working flawlessly on El Capitan, with Fusion 8.1.1. I have a total of 6 VM's of different varieties, two on the MBP (OSX 10.10.5 and Debian 8), and four on the Mac Pro (OSX 10.9.5, 10.10.5, 10.11.6, and Windows 10 with the new edition upgrade). Both were running Fusion 8.1.1 on El Capitan, with nary a problem. The current upgrade price to v8.5 is €50.I have two Macs, a 2015 MBP, and a 2013 Mac Pro. So it looks like Fusion 8.5 is the only way to get things going again on Sierra. > rebooted Windows then, so as to pick up changes etc. > rebooted, tried again: this time Windows 7 *did* come out of suspension! (3) Installed Fusion 8.5.30 day trial: tried again to start resuming Windows: a popup said that the VM has extra features now.but then it halted with the error popup 'Cannot find a valid peer process to connect to'. 30 day trial (I know 7 is not the latest version but I just wanted to see): tried again to start resuming Windows: a popup said that the VM has extra features now.but then it crashed after I closed the popup. (1) Fusion 6 (6.0.6): neither Windows 7 nor XP VMs would 'resume' from their suspended state: just hung there forever saying that it is resuming (but nothing happening on the progress bar) Then I upgraded to MacOS Sierra and it broke.my experience today was as follows: I had Fusion 6, running on OSX El Capitan, which worked fine for my Windows 7 and XP VMs.

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