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The thread discusses issues with VMware Workstation Pro v15.0.2.10952284, specifically an "Unknown Error" related to USB and general troubleshooting steps. The original poster repeatedly asks about event logs to diagnose the problem, while later contributors suggest that some COM permission errors can be ignored and recommend checking system logs and updating USB drivers. The overall sentiment suggests that reinstalling VMware and updating device drivers are potential solutions, with some acknowledgment that such errors may be bugs in the version.
The thread discusses issues with VMware Workstation Pro v15.0.2.10952284, specifically an "Unknown Error" related to USB and general troubleshooting steps. The original poster repeatedly asks about event logs to diagnose the problem, while later contributors suggest that some COM permission errors can be ignored and recommend checking system logs and updating USB drivers. The overall sentiment suggests that reinstalling VMware and updating device drivers are potential solutions, with some acknowledgment that such errors may be bugs in the version.
I see one repeating itself And I dont know if it has to do with the problem ... Event 10016 : The application-specific permission settings do not grant Local Activation permission for the COM Server application with CLSID
I see one repeating itself And I dont know if it has to do with the problem ... Event 10016 : The application-specific permission settings do not grant Local Activation permission for the COM Server application with CLSID
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The COM errors you can ignore. Check in System Event log as well. If there are no errors in there create a support bundle and upload it here
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This is a common problem. I have had experience using VMware Workstation Pro v15, and I have also encountered several similar issues. I don't remember seeing an "Unknown Error" related to USB, but maybe it's just a bug in your version v15.0.2.10952284. They often allow this in their releases, and all I can advise you is to try reinstalling your VMware Workstation Pro. I've been using VMware for a long time now with a much better app volumes documentation that doesn't have such primitive problems. This is unlikely, but it is also possible that you have outdated USB drivers, so I would check for updates for them if nothing helps.
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