VMWare Fusion Pro 13.5.2 Installation

[Patrick Girard]

Hi, I've installed the VMware Fusion Pro 13 software for personal use for MacOS on a MacBook Pro M2 but I can't see that I have access to all the product's features, including the Unity function, which is very annoying. 

Do I need a licence key to access all the product's features? And if so, how do I get this licence?

If I don't need a licence how can I solve the problem of access to VMWare integration on MacOS?

Thank you for your answer so that I can really benefit from your tool. 

Kind regards, Patrick GIRARD

[ColoradoMarmot]

Check the release notes - there's a lot of features that aren't supported on ARM chips.

[Technogeezer]

There's a discussion in the Unofficial Companion guide ((https://community.broadcom.com/vmware-cloud-foundation/viewdocument/the-unofficial-fusion-for-apple-sil?CommunityKey=0c3a2021-5113-4ad1-af9e-018f5da40bc0&tab=librarydocuments) on the differences between Fusion running on Intel Macs and Fusion running on Apple Silicon Macs. You'd have to go to multiple places in VMware's documentation to find this information (if you can find it at all). The Companion guide puts it in one place (with some links to important Tech Notes that aren't in the documentation).

- Paul (Technogeezer)