This is fixed in vSphere in 4.1 I think but I can’t get hold of it.<\/p>\n
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http:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=-ys__7ga41E&playnext=1&list=PLEFC103E97FE8182C&index=20<\/a><\/p>\n www.vmwarevideos.com\/vsphere-client-win7-system-dll.zip<\/a><\/p>\n Copy .dll to <\/p>\n C:\\Program Files (x86)\\VMware\\Infrastructure\\Virtual Infrastructure Client\\Launcher\\Lib<\/p>\n or <\/p>\n C:\\Program Files\\VMware\\Infrastructure\\Virtual Infrastructure Client\\Launcher\\Lib<\/p>\n If Lib don’t exist, then create it. Many of you, like myself, have started running Windows 7 as their primary desktop OS and find it to be a massive improvement over Windows Vista on so many levels.<\/p>\n One of the very few inconveniences I have found with it, and this is not an bug or problem with Windows 7 itself, is the inability to run the VMware vSphere Client.<\/p>\n UPDATE: Good News \u2013 This issue has now been resolved in VMware ESX\/ESXi 4.0 Update 1 (U1).<\/p>\n When attempting to run the client the following errors are received and you are unable to proceed any further:<\/p>\n \u201cError parsing the server \u201c Follow these 4 basic steps and you\u2019ll be up and running in no time! imageDownload this DLL called system.dll<\/p>\n *Note: This DLL is usually found in the %SystemRoot%\\Microsoft.NET\\Framework\\v2.0.50727\\ directory of a non Windows 7 PC with .NET v3.5 SP1 installed.<\/p>\n Step 2.<\/p>\n Once downloaded install it in the \u201cC:\\Program Files (x86)\\VMware\\Infrastructure\\Virtual Infrastructure Client\\Launcher\\Lib\u201d directory. If the \u2018lib\u2019 directory doesn\u2019t exist then create it and drop the dll file into it.<\/p>\n VMware vSphere Client Windows 7 Next edit the \u201cVpxClient.exe.config\u201d file which can be found in the \u201cC:\\Program Files (x86)\\VMware\\Infrastructure\\Virtual Infrastructure Client\\Launcher\u201d directory and add the following three lines to it in the location specified in the screenshot below. Then save the changes.<\/p>\n VMware vSphere Client Windows 7<\/p>\n Step 4. <\/p>\n From the Windows 7 \u2018System Properties\u2019 click the \u2018Advanced\u2019 tab and then the \u2018Environment Variables\u2019 button as we want to add a new \u2018System\u2019 variable.<\/p>\n VMware vSphere Client Windows 7<\/p>\n Create a new \u2018System\u2019 variable called \u2018DEVPATH\u2019 and assign the following variable value:<\/p>\n C:\\Program Files (x86)\\VMware\\Infrastructure\\Virtual Infrastructure Client\\Launcher\\Lib<\/p>\n VMware vSphere Client Windows 7<\/p>\n You are now ready to start using the VMware vSphere Client on your Windows 7 machine! Some people have reported having to run the client as an \u2018Administrator\u2019 so if you are having difficulties it may pay to try this \u2013 I luckily didn\u2019t experience this problem. Also you will likely have to reboot your machine (or restart the explorer.exe process) for your new path information to come into effect.<\/p>\n VMware vSphere Client Windows 7<\/p><\/blockquote>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" This is fixed in vSphere in 4.1 I think but I can’t get hold of it. So http:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=-ys__7ga41E&playnext=1&list=PLEFC103E97FE8182C&index=20 www.vmwarevideos.com\/vsphere-client-win7-system-dll.zip Copy .dll to C:\\Program Files (x86)\\VMware\\Infrastructure\\Virtual Infrastructure Client\\Launcher\\Lib or C:\\Program Files\\VMware\\Infrastructure\\Virtual Infrastructure Client\\Launcher\\Lib If Lib don’t exist, then create it. http:\/\/www.techhead.co.uk\/running-vmware-vsphere-client-on-windows-7 … Continue reading
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