If you're desperate, there's some config option hacks that enable something similar as an experimental mode, but it was so broken we couldn't expose it in the UI and I'm not sure what state it was in for WS 12. On Sun 17-01-2021 17:08:38 your computer crashed or a problem was reported crash dump file: C:WINDOWSMinidump011721-222609-01.dmp This was probably caused by the following module: ntoskrnl. If you're looking for the WebMKS behavior on Workstation, we don't currently support that.

If the automatic grab/ungrab isn't working, but you have tools installed, I'd check your 'Gaming Mouse' mode in the UI Input preferences, and try setting it to 'Never' instead of 'Automatic' and see if that helps. I can't tell if what you're describing is the WebMKS behavior on ESXi, or if the automatic grab/ungrab when you move the mouse in/out of the VM window isn't working for you? Designed for power users, developers and IT admins, Fusion Pro is the simply powerful desktop hypervisor for the modern technology professional looking to use local or remote virtual machines, containers or Kubernetes clusters. According to VMware Workstation Pro developers, customers running Workstation 15.0 can resolve the issue by upgrading to the latest Workstation 15.5 free upgrade. Those do allow you to interact with the VM without exclusively grabbing input, because web browsers don't support exclusive input access the same way. List Price: 199.00 Price: 139.30 You Save: 59.70 (Save 30) Build, Test and Demo your next big thing with VMware Fusion Pro. The VMware Workstation Pro program should now work without any issues on your Windows 10 version 1903.

On ESXi/vSphere, the VMRC native consoles work the same way as the local Workstation consoles in this regard, but you can also access VMs via a web-browser using our WebMKS consoles. The only way to get the focus back to your host is to use the ungrab hot key (ie Ctrl+Alt by default), or if you have Tools installed properly you can move the mouse outside the VM console area and it should automatically ungrab and give the focus back to your host. Our native consoles always exclusively grab the mouse/keyboard when you're interacting with the VM.

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