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Maybe one of you can point me in the right direction.TIP: Hard to fix Windows Problems? Repair/Restore Missing Windows OS Files Damaged by Malware with a few clicksĮven using the workaround by Microsoft or installing with Rufus and using the bypass setting failed for us. I already dumped countless hours into this and am still out of luck and now also out of ideas.

VBS = ON (changing to OFF - same error).

USB controller: USB 3.1 (changing to 2.0 or removing altogether - same error).

SATA Controller 0 with 1-3 CD/DVD Drives attached.

Compatibility: ESXi 7.0 U2 virtual machine.

Guest OS: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit) VBS-enabled.

When I encounter the error message and try to browse for the driver, the installer doesn't even show the vmware driver directory on the image. While the image manipulation was successful, the result is the very same. Last idea was to put the driver directory from the vmware tools image onto the Windows setup image. This goes on for minutes before the blue screen shows up and the vm is rebooted. Progress bar goes up to like 75-80%, then starts again from 0.

Installation of this driver fails though. The installer "sees" the disk (A:), I can browse it and select the paravirtual driver. Next try was mounting the floppy disk with paravirtual drivers, albeit they are for Windows 8. The same thing happens when I mount the VMware Tools using the Actions > Guest OS > Install VMware Tools. I also tried changing the Windows setup image for the VMware Tools image - nothing changed. iso image containing the vmware tools for Windows (11.3). I also uploaded all three of them to the ESXI datastore: exact same size, so they are no imcomplete uploads.Īt this stage I should probably install the paravirtual drivers, but the installer does not "see" any other CD drives even though I connect an. iso images using the Windows Media Creation Tool - they all pass the tool's validation and have the exact same size. While others have encountered this error due to a corrupt image, I can safely exclude that. "A media driver your computer needs is missing." I encounter the dreaded "load driver" error message: