Vmware fusion windows xp sound

Tray Context Menu The software context menu is accessed by right clicking on the icon in the tray. Choose "Hide tray icon" version 1.

Choose "Exit" to close the software the audio distortion will resume. Command-line Parameters Version 1. This command-line argument value will typically be a whole number between 1 and 5. The easiest way to specify the command-line argument is with a Shortcut file.

This command-line argument must be located to the right of the quoted target file path text. You must exit the software in the tray and re-run the Shortcut with every change to the command-line argument. When the distortion is completely gone from the audio, that value can be used in the shortcut Target property. Version 1. Add the optional word "hide" to the Target property of the shortcut.

The "hide" argument and numerical argument can be in any order. The About dialog displays the software information, version, copyright, plus it shows what mode the software is running in Automatic or Commandline , and the mode value typically between 1 and 5.

The available Minimum and Maximum mode values are also shown. Attempting to set a value outside of this range using the command-line argument will be clamped to this range. Notes 1. Did you mean:. I would be very grateful if someone had an idea! Preview file. All forum topics Previous Topic Next Topic. Accepted Solutions. It has nothing to do with running VLC in the guest. The problem comes back when VLC is not open on the host machine. Weird problem. To be more specific, when I play any song or video on VLC or FooBar in the host, the problem on the guests go away.

This is why I think something is not right with the host's system or audio settings. Since VMware and host share same video and audio settings, it is probably Vmware tools problem. You can do nothing for it.

Only VMware programmers must do something. And also try disabling exclusive mode and exclusive control for audio device in host OS. I have already disabled exclusive mode and exclusive control for audio device in host OS. I have also tried setting the Multiprocessor specification to 1. I also checked that all the sound effects were off. The sound problem also happens even without VMware Tools installed.

The article on this page has generously been submitted by a member of the AppleVis community. As AppleVis is a community-powered website, we make no guarantee, either express or implied, of the accuracy or completeness of the information. I'm guessing since you're running setup64 that you're running the bit Windows edition, but can you confirm? Thanks for posting this, I was wondering where to find that es driver.

Yes, I've been looking for the driver for ages too! I didn't realize I could extract it from VMware tools like this. Hi, Very nice guide, thanks for this!

Sadly it doesn't work for me. I know the guide wasn't for windows XP but I've distorted sound there and I hoped to fix this issue that way. Having spent the better part of 3 days throwing every crack, hack, mod, configuration, reconfiguration, black magic, voodoo and dirty looks at a Win10x64 VMWare Workstation VM running on a Linux Manjaro host trying to get audio in general but microphone specifically to work - needed for the Windows only team collaboration software required by my TAFE for Covid19 lockdown remote learning - this was the ONLY solution that worked!

Worked perfectly too, I might add. Top job on figuring out the workaround and cheers for sharing it mate. Saved the day and my sanity. Will be drinking to your good health for the next year.

Thank you so much, Jole! I'm really glad it could help out.