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mouse not captured in remote desktop session

dashpuppy

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I have my 2008 R2 Server running with 4 vm's all working great, when i went to load my last vm, ( to learn with )

windows storage server 2008, it installed and works fine, but i can't move the mouse, and in the corner i get the prompt mouse not captured in remote desktop session, so i clicked on

Action > Insert Intergration Services Setup Disk, and it still isn't working

Any ideas, i did use google but none of the solutions worked.

This is all legit software so im stumped.
 
Go in and manually install the integration tools. You can do it by keyboard only. Hit win key+r and point it to your virtual optical drive.

Oh wait, you don't have a win key cuz you got that mac book! :) You should be able to start task manager and tab to new task and put in there the drive letter of the optical drive and it will open it, then use the arrows to open the folder.

If you have a win7 PC, you can try this and you should be able to control them from your laptop.
 
Go in and manually install the integration tools. You can do it by keyboard only. Hit win key+r and point it to your virtual optical drive.

Oh wait, you don't have a win key cuz you got that mac book! :) You should be able to start task manager and tab to new task and put in there the drive letter of the optical drive and it will open it, then use the arrows to open the folder.

If you have a win7 PC, you can try this and you should be able to control them from your laptop.

troll, LOL!! you know i have pc's and macs proof was the dell laptop :)

i'll try some stuff later ! Might switch to esxi later to try also.
 
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