- #VMWARE ON MAC PRO WINDOWS USING THUNDERBOLT INSTALL#
- #VMWARE ON MAC PRO WINDOWS USING THUNDERBOLT DRIVERS#
- #VMWARE ON MAC PRO WINDOWS USING THUNDERBOLT PRO#
I am quite surprised no one suggested this as the most probable reason that pop up appears. Pay special attention to the comment at the bottom of the post: Hajo makes it much, much easier.
#VMWARE ON MAC PRO WINDOWS USING THUNDERBOLT INSTALL#
If it is not there, he does and he is trying to bypass your network security with one click. Solution to the rescue: install VMware Fusion on your Mac (even the trial will do) and use Vijay Pandurangan’s blog post to help you mount your external Thunderbolt drive directly to a new VM. If the padlock is there when you get this pop up, the offending party doesn't have admin access. I do not recommend ever clicking the pop up and then in a second or two clicking "making inactive" or deleting it. You are admins of your LAN you must defend your network by not clicking that pop up and doing as those in this thread mentioned, force closing it. The reason it lacks a padlock is because it is a disguised, the offender attempting to come across as legitimate. I am saying this to you in light of my being a victim of such an attack and to help any parties who read this "thunderbolt bridge interface" popup. Investigate all aspects of your hardware and consider all possible suspects, if you have the ability to do so. If the Mac goes to sleep while the VM is running when I try to wake it up, it takes much longer to wake up than usual and when it finally does wake up its like the thunderbolt monitor isnt connected. Im running parallels 10.1.2 (28859) and a Windows 8.1 VM.
#VMWARE ON MAC PRO WINDOWS USING THUNDERBOLT PRO#
Check your external drive (here called Boot Camp). I have a MacBook Pro (non retina) hooked up to a thunderbolt monitor. Click the Wrench Icon to start VM Settings. A thunderbolt bridge is a technique used by someone with access to your ISP's external or internal wiring and is the beginning of your system being RAT'd by an OSX trojan, something such as JRAT. We will now prepare the external drive and put a basic installation of Window s10 on it. Gentlemen, I hate to break this bad news to you but someone was trying to penetrate your wifi and hopscotch to both use your internet and to access your system files. Look for the one that has your IP address in inet. Where en0 is your wireless or ethernet connection found using command 'ifconfig' without any args. Sudo ifconfig en0 down sleep 3 sudo ifconfig en0 up Or, if you have an admin account, don't want to logout yet, and get tired of clicking, use this command in terminal with admin account: So far no problems with wirless but I have only been using it for 3 hours or so.Īs a workaround if you don't have an admin account or the above doesn't work for you, you can turn your wireless on and off to get it work again. This assumes you're not going to use this feature (see tbirdvetclastlast comment above) I am able to install VMware Workstation 15 (non commercial use) with no.
#VMWARE ON MAC PRO WINDOWS USING THUNDERBOLT DRIVERS#
Dialogue to add Thunderbolt Bridge as a new interface appears. Installing Windows 8 on a Mac with Boot Camp Old and missing drivers are an.Go to System Preferences (Apple logo > System Preferences > Network).This assumes you have a separate admin account, and you should for security reasons. Hold down Alt to bring up 'Force Quit' and click 'Force Quit'.Right click on System Preferences in the Dock.Like SuperflyTNT, I hope these amount of bugs and lack of testing is not the new normal with Apple. So strange that the padlock would be inaccessable.
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