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Fusion 13.0.1 has been fine for Windows 10 and 11, but tonight I upgraded a customer's (macOS Monterey) Fusion 12 to Fusion 13 and VMWare Tools failed to install, including from d:\setup.exe (error appeared that setup.exe isn't a valid win32 program).


I just installed XP Pro in Fusion 13 on an Intel Mac mini 2014 with the defaults for virtual hardware version. I got the same issue as you when trying to install VMware Tools from the GUI menu. Looking at both the ISOs mounted in the guest and the contents of the vmware.log file, Fusion 13 is mounting the wrong VMware Tools ISO file for a Windows XP guest when you request an install of VMware Tools. It is mounting the ISO file /Applications/VMware\ Fusion/Contents/Library/isoimages/x86_64/windows.iso. The tools in that file are version 12.1.5, and they don't support Windows XP. That's why you're getting the "program is not a valid win32 application" message.


I loaded vm fusion about 2 weeks ago. For the last 5 days I can't download / run files such as Windows Live Messenger, Google Chrome browser, Norton Anti-Virus applicatons. I keep get the following error prompt ".exe is not a valid Win32 application". I can successfully download on Mac portion of computer ... not on Windows portion. I have cleared my temporary internet files several times & disabled securtity software. I have made sure it's not corrupt downloaded files.


An application manifest (also known as a side-by-side application manifest, or a fusion manifest) is an XML file that describes and identifies the shared and private side-by-side assemblies that an application should bind to at run time. These should be the same assembly versions that were used to test the application. Application manifests might also describe metadata for files that are private to the application.


Fusion 13 ships with a single binary, one DMG, that installs on both Apple Silicon and Intel Macs, making mass deployment simple, and removing any confusion about which is the right version to run on any Mac.


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Obtaining all the required information mentioned below about the EXE you wish to remotely install on managed Windows 10 devices is the first parameter to be met before you upload the EXE to Scalefusion. Obtaining this information can be accomplished easily by consulting the publisher/developer documentation or installing the application on a Windows 10 test machine.





Scalefusion does not have the ability to parse the version information and logo of the EXE files. Therefore you would need to obtain both the version information and the logo of the app before installation by installing the same on the test device. It is optional to extract the logo, but it is essential to know the version details. Meanwhile, whenever you require a logo for your app or software, you can count on an online logo creator offered by various companies.


In order to deploy Windows 32 Apps via Scalefusion, it is a mandate to ascertain whether the EXE supports silent installation or not. When the silent installation is supported, the silent installation arguments are typically provided by the application. In general, these are /quiet, /S, or /silent commands, but they vary from app to app, so it is imperative that you find out this information manually.


It is necessary for you (IT admins using the Scalefusion agent) to inform the Scalefusion agent of the indicators used to determine whether an app has been installed or uninstalled. There are indicators in the form of files, folders, and registry keys.


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