I know it's doable even without the AppleScript Dictionary however it might be more beneficial If I had a better picture of what your trying to do and why and what's not working the way you want as I really don't have a totally clear picture from what you've said so far and only responded because I know SetRes can change the resolution of the Guest from within the Guest. To my knowledge there is no single native command line executable in Windows to manipulate the resolution and why the suggestion to use SetRes was made and executing it via vmrun or from the Startup Group.Īs far as a script to control VMware Fusion and the Virtual Machine's View while not supported at the present time nonetheless VMware Fusion does contain a AppleScript Dictionary so you might be able to script it. Networking is also disabled in this mode. I have to admit I was taken-aback by some of your answer as I though we were discussing changing the resolution of the Guest from within the Guest using SetRes having been executed via vmrun on the Host!? The Msconfig startup utility Boot tab shows you various configuration options for Windows 7 and advanced debugging settings that include: Safe boot: Minimal: On startup this mode launches Windows in safe mode using the Windows graphical user interface (GUI) with only critical system services running.
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