Apps stop working, if Nvidia GT650M on MacBook Pro is active

Several apps like Camtasia and VMs in VMware Fusion 6.0.2 stop working on my MacBook Pro Mid 2012 (9,2) with OS X 10.9.2, if the Nvidia GT650M is active.
If I force the MacBook to use the integrated Intel Graphics (using gfxCardStatus), the apps works without problem.
The issue seems to have occured after upgrading to 10.9.1 (but I am not sure about this). Starting with the upgrade to OS x 10.9, this system info states as if the model would be a MacBook Pro 13" (9,1) - of course I did not shrink the screen ;-)
Any thoughts?
Thanks a lot,
Peter

So the problem only shows itself when you're running Windows within Fusion? That sounds like a Fusion issue. You might want to try Parallels to see if it has the same problem. There's a free trial, so it wouldn't cost. I'm pretty sure you can also convert a Fusion VM as well, though it's been forever since I've done it.

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