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VMWare Problem
#1
I recently got VMWare 6.5 and I'm having trouble running two Maples simultaneously. I can run it on the client and host separately but not at the same time.

If I have Maple open on the client and I try to start it on the host, I get this error:

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Then if I attempt to start the VM again, or if I have Maple open on the host before starting the VM, I get this error:

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Computer specs:
OS: Vista 32 bit, SP1
RAM: 2GB
Processor: Intel® Core™ 2 Duo CPU T5450 @ 1.66 GHz 1.67 GHz

I'm using Windows XP on the VM.

Here are my VM configurations:

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Anyone have any ideas on what's causing the problem?
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#2
Was maple on both the client and host installed from the installer? Or did you copy and paste the maple folder to the VM.
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#3
Installer. I downloaded Maple from the Nexon site on the client.
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#4
A google search: A required privilege is not held by the client

Did you try any of this yet?
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#5
Thunda Wrote:A google search: A required privilege is not held by the client

Did you try any of this yet?

I don't think that article was about VMware. I couldn't find a lot of those options. :f6:
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#6
I think that applied to the scripts it talked about, so you might try to modify settings on maplestory.exe. Were any of the other results useful at all?
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#7
I could be wrong but I think gameguard on your host computer is blocking the client.

I used to be able to run two instances of maple until one day, GG updated and blocked it completely. I got those same errors.
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#8
Warrior Wrote:I could be wrong but I think gameguard on your host computer is blocking the client.

I used to be able to run two instances of maple until one day, GG updated and blocked it completely. I got those same errors.

Boo I was hoping that wasn't the case. Anyone else having this problem?
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#9
My main MS sometimes crashes when VMWare is running but I've never gotten errors and it always runs fine if I try again.

I'm using XP though.
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#10
Maybe it's a Vista related issue then. My host MS never crashes but the client always does. I managed to keep both logged in for about a minute before the same errors popped up.
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#11
It IS a Vista related issue. Once I downgraded to XP Pro sp3, vmware works flawlessly, you may want to do the same.
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#12
*shrug* I get the same internal monitor error, and I use xp. I get the same error regardless of which one I start first, though.

Edit: I got some unrecoverable error just now, when I had host MS running first...
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