Windows7 VMware Authorization Service not running solution

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VMware Authorization Service not running solution

This bug is probably out of the 7.1.X version, currently using this version or more users.

The first boot is normal after the VMware Workstation is installed, but after the computer shuts down, starting VMware workstation will prompt the VMware Authorization Service not to run.

Every time you start VMware Workstation to start the service, this is more cumbersome.

The author's solution is to right-click the VMware Workstation shortcut on the desktop-properties. The following figure can be set:

When you are done, make sure that your VMware Authorization service is activated or automated.

xp method: Start-Control Panel-Administration Tools-services (set up VMware Authorization Service for automatic)

Win7 method: Start-Control Panel-system and security-management tools-services (set up VMware Authorization Service for automatic)

Finally shut down the computer, turn the computer back on, and then start the VMware Workstation on the desktop and try it.