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VMWare Fusion V6.0.2 USB Keyboard and USB Mouse Stop Working on either MacBook OS X 10.9 Sleep/Wake Lid Close/Open or USB Device Unplug/Re-plugin

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VMWare Fusion V6.0.2 USB Keyboard and USB Mouse Stop Working on either MacBook OS X 10.9 Sleep/Wake Lid Close/Open or USB Device Unplug/Re-plugin

 

SOLUTION Workaround Summary: One way I have fixed/workedaround this problem is to Install Fusion v6.0.1 on top of v6.0.2 on my MacBook Retina.

 

I am sharing this problem Solution Workaround Experience because:

A) I hope is saves others time in their problem determination travels

B) I need YOU TO REPLY if you have experienced this problem

C) I have opened a Support Ticket on this issue and VMWare has been responsive, and I will update this thread when I hear more

 

>>>  Fusion v6.0.2 vs. v6.0.1 Reproducible Proof of USB Keyboard & MOUSE Problems on suspend/resume and/or USB Device Unplug/Replugin <<<

 

I tested the following repeatedly with consistent results:

 

1) Fusion v6.0.2 MacBook Retina OS X 10.9 with USB External Keyboard stops working and

      USB External Mouse stops working on Host and Guest

      when USB devices are unplugged/re-plugged and/or MacBook goes into lid-close/open sleep/wake

      while VMWare Fusion v6.0.2 is running Windows Guests (e.g. tested with Win7 & WinXP)

 

2) Suspending all VMWare Guest(s) fixes USB Keyboard & Mouse on Host (they start working again) AND

     Keyboard/Mouse start working on Guest when vmware guest is resumed

 

3) Installing Fusion v6.0.1 on top of MacBook Retina OS X 10.9 with Fusion v6.0.2 fixes problem:

     v6.0.1 system works fine: USB Keyboard and USB Mouse work fine during

     MacBook Sleep/Wake Lid Close/Open as well as when the USB devices are unplugged/replugged

 

4) I have also tested this on a SECOND completely different MacBook Retina with a DIFFERENT USB Keyboard and Mouse

 

5) Therefore, this seems to prove to me that v6.0.2 is the problem, as opposed to my MacBook, OS X, Keyboard or Mouse.

 

I hope these rather extensive problem determination tactics help to isolate the problem more completely to Fusion v6.0.2 and also help VMWare move towards a conclusion and fix to this RATHER CRITICAL problem/Bug.

 

Thank You.


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