VM Ware Workstation 10 no connection to the PC

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Hello,
I installed Virtual Box VM Ware Workstation 10.0.4 with virtual system bulid 9841 Technical Preview posed on Windows 7 Home Premium x64 & 6.1.7601, Service Pack 1 Acer Intel i5 8GB RAM.
I have many problems with this  bugs nad need litte help.
Internet connection does not work - I typed the name of your network and the IP address used (the router -dynamiczny-connectivity via Wi-Fi and USB Wirelles Realtek 11n) in a virtual machine I set the connection type
(See pictures below)
Keyboard - the system does not respond to keyboard keys if necessary. After a long delay, sometimes helps ctrl + Alt or Ctrl + G but not always, as there is no access-function does not work kopij -wklej the mouse and
keyboard.
The VM option screen and mouse set to bidrectional right click, but without effect.
Scaling applications to the metro to the screen does not scroll the screen to see the half up / down aplikacji- current VM 1660x1210 resolution
Scrolling window with Windows 10 VM - what changed in the same VM to be able to scroll the mouse wheel
There are no controls are installed to the VM, but to attempt to download, install fails with the error (as below), nothing is downloaded in the background, the same VM as nothing pulls, modifying files, optionally adding controls
the keyboard, mouse, by adding files to VM does not solve problems.
encoding = "windows-1250"
pref.lastUpdateCheck = "0"
pref.enableAllSharedFolders = "TRUE"
vmWizard.guestKey = "windows8-64"
vmWizard.mode = "custom"
vmWizard.installMediaType = "later"
vmWizard.isoLocationMRU.count = "1"
vmWizard.isoLocationMRU0.location = "C: \ Program Files (x86) \ VMware \ VMware Workstation \ windows.iso"
pref.hostMRU.count = "1"
pref.hostMRU0.name = "localhost"
pref.ws.session.window.count = "1"
pref.ws.session.window0.tab.count = "2"
pref.ws.session.window0.tab0.dest = ""
pref.ws.session.window0.tab0.file = ""
pref.ws.session.window0.tab0.type = "home"
pref.ws.session.window0.tab0.focused = "FALSE"
pref.ws.session.window0.tab1.dest = ""
pref.ws.session.window0.tab1.file = "C: \ Users \ Home \ Documents \ Virtual Machines \ Windows 8 x64 \ Windows 8 x64.vmx"
pref.ws.session.window0.tab1.type = "vm"
pref.ws.session.window0.tab1.focused = "TRUE"
pref.ws.session.window0.sidebar = "FALSE"
pref.ws.session.window0.sidebar.width = "200"
pref.ws.session.window0.statusBar = "TRUE"
pref.ws.session.window0.tabs = "TRUE"
pref.ws.session.window0.thumbnailBar = "FALSE"
pref.ws.session.window0.thumbnailBar.size = "100"
pref.ws.session.window0.thumbnailBar.view = "opened-vms"
pref.ws.session.window0.placement.left = "312"
pref.ws.session.window0.placement.top = "21"
pref.ws.session.window0.placement.right = "1356"
pref.ws.session.window0.placement.bottom = "941"
pref.ws.session.window0.maximized = "FALSE"
2014-11-20 21: 28: 26 | inst-build-2249910 | E1: AdjustSecurity: security query failed: 0x80004002 0x00000000
2014-11-20 21: 28: 26 | inst-build-2249910 | E1: AdjustSecurity: security query failed: 0x80004002 0x00000000
2014-11-20 21: 28: 26 | inst-build-2249910 | E1: AdjustSecurity: security query failed: 0x80004002 0x00000000
2014-11-20 21: 28: 26 | inst-build-2249910 | E1: AdjustSecurity: security query failed: 0x80004002 0x00000000
2014-11-20 21: 28: 28 | inst-build-2249910 | E1: AdjustSecurity: security query failed: 0x80004002 0x00000000
2014-11-20 21: 28: 28 | inst-build-2249910 | E1: AdjustSecurity: security query failed: 0x80004002 0x00000000
Starting with version 3.2, VirtualBox provides a virtual USB tablet for new virtual machines by which mouse events are passed to the guest operating system.
As a result, if you are using a modern guest operating system that can handle such devices, mouse support may work out of the box, without the mouse is "done", as described below;
see chapter 3.4.1 "," CD "tab" for more information.
Otherwise, when the virtual machine sees only the standard devices, PS / 2 mouse and keyboard, because the operating system in a virtual machine does not "know" that it is not running on a real computer, it is expected
that the exclusive control of the keyboard and mouse.
But this is not the case, because if you do not use a virtual machine in full screen mode, your VM needs to share keyboard and mouse with other applications and possibly other VMs on the host.
As a result, at the start of the guest operating system is installed before installing the add-ons and guests (we'll explain that in a minute), only one of the two - your VM or the rest of your computer - can "own"
the keyboard and mouse. You will be the second mouse that will always be confined to the limits of the VM window.
Basically, you can start the virtual machine by clicking inside it.
To return to the ownership of the keyboard and mouse to the host operating system, VirtualBox reserves a special key on the keyboard for themselves.
"The key host" The default is the right control key on your keyboard;
on the host Mac, the default host key is the left Command key.
You can change this default in the VirtualBox Global Settings, see Section 1.15, "Global Settings".
In any case, the current setting of the host key is always displayed in the lower right corner of the virtual machine, this should be forgotten:
In detail, all this translates to the following:
The keyboard is owned by the VM if the window on the desktop virtual machine host has the keyboard focus (and then, if you have multiple open windows in the guest operating system, as well as a window that has the focus in
the VM). This means that if you want to type in your VM, click on the title bar of the window VM first.
To release ownership of the keyboard, press the host (as explained above, usually right Ctrl key).
Note that the virtual machine has a keyboard, some keystrokes (such as Alt-Tab, for example) will no longer be perceived by the host, but instead will go to the guest.
After pressing the host to re-enable the host keyboard, all keystrokes will go through the host again, so that the sequences such as Alt-Tab will no longer reach the visitors.
For technical reasons, may not be possible to VM that all the data from the keyboard, even if it does own keyboard.
An example of this is the sequence Ctrl-Alt-Del on computers running Windows or single key first captured by other applications on X11 hosts as "key backlight control mouse pointer" is GNOME functionality.
Mouse is owned by the VM until you click in the VM.
Host cursor disappears and the mouse pointer will lead guests instead of the normal mouse pointer.
Note that mouse ownership is independent of the keyboard layout: Even after you click on the title bar to be able to type into the VM, the mouse is not necessarily owned by the VM yet.
To release ownership of the mouse by the VM, also press the host.
As this behavior can be inconvenient, VirtualBox provides a set of tools and drivers for guest systems called "additives" that make VM keyboard and mouse activity much more seamless.
Most importantly, the box will get rid of the second "guest" mouse pointer and do your job mouse pointer directly to the guest host.
This will be described later in the chapter 4, Additives.
1.8.3.
Typing special characters
Operating systems expect certain key combinations to initiate certain procedures.
Some of these key combinations can be difficult to enter the virtual machine, as there are three candidates, who receives data from the keyboard: the host operating system, VirtualBox, or the guest operating system.
Which of these three keystrokes replaced depends on many factors, including the key.
Host operating systems reserve certain key combinations for themselves.
For example, it is not possible to enter Ctrl + Alt + Delete key combination, if you want to restart the guest operating system in a virtual machine, because this key combination is usually wired to the host operating
system (both Windows and Linux, this axis) and pressing this key combination will therefore reboot the host.
In addition, Linux and Solaris hosts that use the X Window System, Ctrl + Alt + Backspace normally resets the X server (to restart the entire graphical user interface for stuck).
As the X server intercepts this call by pressing it usually restart the graphical user interface of the host (and kill all running programs, including VirtualBox, in the process).
Thirdly, on Linux to support virtual terminals, Ctrl + Alt + Fx (where Fx is one of the function keys F1 to F12) usually allows you to switch between consoles.
As with the Ctrl + Alt + Delete, these combinations are captured by the host operating system and therefore always switch terminals on the host.
If, however, you want to send these key combinations to the guest operating system in a virtual machine, use one of the following methods:
Use the menu items in the "Machine" virtual machine window.
You will not find "Insert Ctrl + Alt + Delete" and "Ctrl + Alt + Backspace";
effect will last only guest Linux or Solaris, however.
Special press a combination of keys from the key host (typically the right Control key), which VirtualBox will then translate the virtual machine:
Host key + Del to send Ctrl + Alt + Del (to restart the guests);
Host key + Backspace to send Ctrl + Alt + Backspace (to restart the graphical user interface on Linux or Solaris guest);
Host key + F1 (or other function keys) to simulate the Ctrl + Alt + F1 (or other function keys, or to switch virtual terminals in Linux guest).
For some other combinations of keys like Alt-Tab (to switch between open windows), VirtualBox allows you to configure whether these combinations will affect the host or guest when the virtual machine is currently in focus.
This is a global setting for all virtual machines and can be found in the "File" -> "Settings" -> "Input" -> "Auto capture keyboard".
What with my DualCore Intel Core i5-650, 3466 MHz (26 x 133) Motherboard Chipset Intel H57 Ibex Peak, Intel Ironlake.
Intel® Desktop / Workstation / Server Express Chipset SATA RAID Controller.
Standard Keyboard PS / 2 keyboard / HID is not to go because there is no way currently to replace components.
VMware Workstation 10 installed on Windows 7 HP and selected system in Windows 8.1x64 Virtualu after the first start you can not perform virtually anything system-no response to signals from the keyboard / myszki- completely
separate, helps restart Windows 10 and sometimes reset the virtual machine and Then you can run different applications, such as: PC Settings / Windows Update / New Build Check- update detects the new build and start the download, but it pulls as it takes ages
to download endless and there are no results.
What USB - I do not know I did not check how it reacts and what are the results of connecting eg stick.
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Answer 1

Hi ,
thank you, but I tried all points / links  since yesterday several times , i can deinstall 5 from 6 apple softwares, i can not deinstall Apple Software Update due an issue with an MSN Software package and i have to contact the owner of the software. Is that maybe the problem ? Also, if i try connect to the itunes store there comes always the error message 42408.
I dont know what I should do...i having no more ideas, nothing is working: no connection to the itunes store, no connection to the ipod, the ipod could not read on itunes, still on the ipod display the cable with the connection sign to itunes.
I think I have to bring the ipod tomorrow to the genius bar and ask them to restore my ipod touch.
Its an nightmare.....
Stephanie