محمد صادق حاتمی
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How to Fix: VMWare 'Taking ownership of this virtual machine failed' Error
The error message "Taking ownership of this virtual machine failed" (pic) may occur when you move or copy a virtual machine, in the event if power is lost on the host, or if the virtual machine is corrupt. To avoid losing power to a virtual machine, the host / server / machine running the hypervisor should have an uninterrupted power supply (UPS) and a RAID with battery backup.
That said, there is a way to fix this problem, which requires manually moving around some files where the virtual machine is stored.
To do so:
- Pause or power off any running virtual machines inside the VMWare Workstation hypervisor.
- Next, launch Task Manager by pressing CTRL + ALT + DEL
on the keyboard. Go to the
"Details" tab (for Windows 8 and 10) or the "Processes" tab in Windows 7
and earlier. Next, sort the processes by clicking on the "Details" or
"Processes" tab
and look for "vmware-tray.exe" in the list of running tasks. Highlight the "vmware-tray.exe" task by left-clicking the mouse,
then press DEL on the keyboard to end it.
- Go to the folder containing the problematic virtual machine. Next,
look for any ".lck" or ".lock" files AND folders.
Select each one by holding down the CTRL key on the keyboard while you
left click the desired files / folders. Once all items have been
selected,
right click over one of them and select "Cut" from the dialogue menu.
- Next, create a "Temp" folder inside the directory, then right click over top of Temp
and select "Paste". The items you highlighted in Step #3 should be moved to the Temp folder.
- Start VMWare Workstation again. Click Start, then type in "VMWare Workstation"; wait for "VMWare Workstation Pro" or such to appear in the list, then click it. This will start the VMWare Workstation hypervisor. If it does not launch full screen, go to the task bar (by the clock) and locate the VMWare Workstation icon, then double click it to open it full screen. Locate your problematic virtual machine, then start it.
At this point, the virtual machine should now start. If it does not then you are welcome to contact me for additional support, described next.
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