VMWare Fusion Pro for Mac 10.1.1 VM Virtual Machine Software Chinese Activated Version Download

VMware Fusion for Mac is a powerful virtual machine software designed specifically for Apple computers. It allows Mac users to seamlessly run Windows and hundreds of other operating systems in parallel within the macOS environment, working alongside native Mac applications without rebooting. VMware Fusion has a friendly interface, suitable for home users; at the same time, its powerful features fully meet the complex needs of IT professionals, developers, and enterprises.

I. Windows System Installation Resources

The following provides official Windows 10 image download links, suitable for creating virtual machines in VMware Fusion. Please copy the links and use download tools such as Thunder to obtain them.

• Windows 10 64-bit Multi-language Pack: mu_windows_10_language_pack_x64_dvd_6846438.iso (1.28 GB)
• Windows 10 32-bit Multi-language Pack: mu_windows_10_language_pack_x86_dvd_6846439.iso (918.61 MB)
• Windows 10 64-bit Simplified Chinese Version: cn_windows_10_multiple_editions_x64_dvd_6848463.iso (4.01 GB)
• Windows 10 32-bit Simplified Chinese Version: cn_windows_10_multiple_editions_x86_dvd_6846431.iso (3.01 GB)

Note: The installation process for Windows 7 is basically the same as Windows 10; you can refer to the relevant tutorials.

II. Core Advantages and Application Scenarios

1. Broad System Compatibility

Running Windows on a Mac is just the beginning. VMware Fusion supports hundreds of operating systems, from various Linux distributions to the latest Windows 10 versions, providing users with great flexibility.

2. Seamless Connection to VMware vSphere

Securely connect to vSphere, ESXi, and Workstation servers to start, control, and manage virtual machines (VMs) and physical hosts. With the unified VMware platform, virtual machines can be easily migrated from the data center to the Mac desktop and run in Fusion.

3. Cross-platform Development and Testing

Fusion makes it easy to safely test almost any operating system and application on a Mac. Build and test in a sandbox environment while securely sharing local source files and folders. The Fusion Pro version also provides a RESTful API, supporting integration with modern development tools such as Docker, Vagrant, Ansible, and Chef, bringing VMware’s powerful capabilities into agile and DevOps workflows.

4. Design and Demonstration of Complex Solutions

By running a complete virtual cloud architecture on a single Mac, solution architects can demonstrate the entire software solution in real-time and quickly restore to a known configuration through secure rollback points. Publicly demonstrating all components of the software on a single laptop can clearly and completely present the full picture of the solution.

III. Main Features

• Full Support for macOS High Sierra and Touch Bar: Start virtual machines on macOS 10.13 (supporting APFS), or safely test the latest macOS without interruption. The interface and support are optimized for Macs with Touch Bar.
• Support for Windows 10 Fall Creators Update (Version 1709): Full support for running the latest version of Windows 10 as a virtual machine on Mac, keeping you at the forefront of technology.
• Powerful Graphics Processing Performance: With a hardware-accelerated 3D graphics engine, it provides DirectX 10 and OpenGL 3.3 support for Windows and Linux virtual machines, allowing smooth operation of complex graphics applications, games, and modern interfaces. Fusion 10 adds support for Apple’s “Metal” graphics technology, improving graphics smoothness while optimizing energy efficiency.
• Enhanced Virtual Networking Features: Build complex IPv4/IPv6 virtual networks using real routing software and tools, or design complete data center topologies by integrating with third-party software. Fusion Pro adds network simulation features, supporting packet loss, latency, and bandwidth limit settings.
• Convenient vSphere Integration: Connect to vCenter, ESXi, or Workstation Pro servers to drive, control, and configure virtual machines or ESXi hosts, and easily transfer virtual machines via drag-and-drop. With the common underlying hypervisor, users can run or control virtual machines in the enterprise data center using only a Mac.

IV. Key Updates and Bug Fixes in Version 10.1.1

1. Windows 10 Fall Creators Update (Version 1709) Multi-Monitor Black Screen Issue: When the host is connected to multiple monitors, the Windows 10 virtual machine may show a black screen after exiting Unity view or switching multi-monitor modes. Installing VMware Tools 10.2.0 resolves this issue.
2. Windows 10 Fall Creators Update ISO Auto-Detection Issue: When creating a new virtual machine, Fusion may not automatically recognize the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update (Version 1709) ISO file; you need to manually select “Windows 10 / Windows 10 x64”. This issue has been fixed in the current version.
3. Office File Save Failure in Windows 10 Virtual Machine: In a Windows 10 Fall Creators Update (Version 1709) virtual machine, when editing and saving files to a VMware shared folder using Microsoft Office, a “Network or file permission error” may be prompted. This issue has been fixed.
4. Windows 10 Unity View Gray Border Issue: When running a Windows 10 virtual machine in Unity view, a gray border may appear around the guest window. Installing VMware Tools 10.2.0 resolves this issue.
5. Windows 7 Multi-Monitor Full-Screen Mode Mouse Cursor Abnormality: When running a Windows 7 virtual machine in multi-monitor full-screen mode, after logging out and logging back in, the mouse cursor may be mispositioned or the right-click menu may display abnormally. This issue only affects Windows 7 virtual machines.

V. Software Interface Screenshots

VI. Detailed Installation Tutorial: Configuring Your First Virtual Machine from Scratch

The process of installing VMware Fusion is very intuitive, but to ensure everything goes smoothly, we break it down step by step. The following steps are based on macOS 10.13 and above; please download the Windows 10 image in advance.

Step 1: Download and Launch VMware Fusion

Download VMware Fusion Pro 10.1.1 from the link provided on this page. Double-click the .dmg file and drag the application icon into the “Applications” folder. On first launch, the system will prompt a security warning; go to “System Preferences” > “Security & Privacy” to allow opening.

Step 2: Create a New Virtual Machine

After launching Fusion, click “File” > “New” in the menu bar. In the dialog box that appears, select “Install from disc or image”. Click “Use another disc or image”, browse and select the Windows 10 ISO file you downloaded.

Step 3: Easy Install Configuration

Fusion will automatically detect the operating system type. You need to enter the Windows product key (if available), or check “Skip product key”. Set the username and password, which will be used for the initial Windows login. It is recommended to keep the “password” strength moderate.

Step 4: Customize Virtual Machine Settings

After clicking “Finish”, Fusion will prompt you to save the virtual machine file. It is recommended to store it in the Mac’s “Documents” or a dedicated folder. Then enter the “Settings” interface, where you can adjust memory (recommended 4GB or more), number of CPU cores (at least 2), and hard disk size (recommended 60GB or more).

Step 5: Install VMware Tools

After the virtual machine starts, Windows will enter the installation interface. After installation is complete, be sure to install VMware Tools. Click “Virtual Machine” > “Install VMware Tools” in the Fusion menu bar. Run the installer in Windows, and after restarting, you will have full graphics acceleration and clipboard sharing capabilities.

VII. Frequently Asked Questions (10 Selected)

Q1: My Mac has an M1 chip. Can I install VMware Fusion 10.1.1?

No. VMware Fusion 10.1.1 only supports Macs with Intel chips. For Apple Silicon (M1/M2/M3) chips, please use VMware Fusion 13 or later, or Parallels Desktop 18+.

Q2: The virtual machine runs very slowly after installation. What should I do?

First, check if the Mac has sufficient memory. It is recommended to allocate at least 4GB of memory to the virtual machine. Second, ensure that VMware Tools is installed. If it is still slow, try reducing the virtual machine graphics settings or closing power-consuming applications on the Mac.

Q3: How can I copy and paste files between Mac and Windows?

After installing VMware Tools, clipboard sharing is enabled by default. You can check “Enable drag and drop” and “Enable copy and paste” in the virtual machine “Settings” > “Applications”. If it doesn’t work, try restarting the virtual machine.

Q4: The ISO file I downloaded cannot be recognized by Fusion. What should I do?

Check if the ISO file is complete. If it is Windows 10 version 1709, you need to manually select the operating system type as “Windows 10 x64”. If it still cannot be recognized, try re-downloading the ISO file.

Q5: Windows in the virtual machine cannot connect to the Internet?

Check the virtual machine network adapter settings. The default is “Shared Network” (NAT), which usually allows direct Internet access. If not, try switching to “Bridged Mode” or “Host-Only Mode”, and confirm that the Mac’s network connection is normal.

Q6: How do I back up my virtual machine?

After shutting down the virtual machine, find its storage location (default is “Documents” > “Virtual Machines”). Simply copy the entire .vmwarevm folder. Fusion also supports snapshots, which can be created in “Virtual Machine” > “Snapshot”.

Q7: What is Unity View? How do I enable it?

Unity View allows Windows application windows to be displayed directly on the Mac desktop, as if they were native applications. While the virtual machine is running, click “View” > “Enter Unity” in the Fusion menu bar. To exit