VMware Fusion Professional v7.1.0 Mac OS X

VMWare Fusion… Seamlessly run your favorite Windows applications and devices, on Mac. Built from the ground up for the Mac, VMware Fusion is the easiest way to switch to Mac, letting you bring all of your Windows applications with you, making the most of your Windows software investment, while providing the perfect safety blanket for the switch. Break Down the Walls Between Windows and Mac.

With the powerful Unity feature, VMware Fusion seamlessly integrates your Windows applications with your Mac. Instantly launch Windows applications from any Mac file, the Dock, and more. Minimize Windows applications to the Dock and even quickly switch between Windows and Mac applications with Expose.

Safest Way to Run Windows on the Mac
VMware Fusion makes your Windows-on-Mac experience the safest possible with a suite of features to keep Windows safe and sound. From automated, timed snapshots, to embedded antivirus and antispyware software, VMware Fusion keeps Windows on your Mac sparkling.

Mac-like and User Friendly
Built from the ground up for Mac users, with an obsessive eye towards being a "good Mac citizen" VMware Fusion is the easiest, most Mac-friendly way to run Windows on the Mac. A Mac-first user interface ensures that users get the features they expect, like customizable tool bars, searchable Apple help, Boot Camp support, dock notification integration, and more.

Power to Burn
Based on the most advanced virtualization engine the world has ever known, the result of more than a decade of development, VMware Fusion brings all the power of VMware's enterprise-proven technology to the Mac.

Why Choose VMware Fusion?
Thanks to its superior power, flexibility, and pedigree, VMware Fusion is the right choice for anyone looking to get the most out of their Mac by running Windows applications side-by-side with Mac applications.

Fusion 7 is also compatible with OS X Mavericks and OS X Mountain Lion.

Guest Operating System Installation Guide

The following issues have been resolved in VMware Fusion 7.1.

Resolved an issue where the built-in camera would fail to show video in a virtual machine running Windows 7.

Resolved an issue with virtual machines running Windows 2000 where resizing the virtual machine window would not resize the desktop within the virtual machine.

Fixed a rare issue that could occur when switching between Single Window and Full Screen mode after connecting or disconnecting monitors to your Mac.

Fixed an issue where installing VMware Tools on Fedora 21 would fail.

Fixed a rare issue where VMware Fusion would not correctly switch to the integrated GPU.

Fixed an issue where VMware Fusion running on Mac OS X 10.10 would not properly handle changes to the system audio configuration.

Improved the UI for the Connect to Server dialog.

Fixed an issue where very small screen updates such as the blinking cursor might not be shown in a virtual machine with both the Accelerate 3D Graphics and the Use full resolution for Retina display checkboxes in the Display settings panel checked.

Added support to auto-detect the OS type when creating a virtual machine with the Windows 10 Technical Preview ISO.

Fixed a rare crash when starting up a virtual machine with Bluetooth sharing enabled.

Improved the performance of some graphics operations on large displays.

Fixed a number of issues with keyboard mapping on international keyboards.

Fixed an issue with remote virtual machines where a hard disk could not be enlarged.

Fixed an issue where the Fusion Start Menu icon in the menu bar is hard to see on Mac OS X 10.10 with the dark menu bar.

Added options in the Advanced Settings panel to select the type of power options shown in the UI.

Fixed an issue where the video camera on recent Macs would not work in Windows 7 virtual machines.