

When you’ve finished the installation, you’re ready to experience the best of it by installing the VMware tools. In the warning window that appears, click on the Open System Preferences button.Step 2To make changes in the Security & Privacy window, click on the symbol in the image below.Step 3To continue processing, type your password and click on the Unlock button.Step 4In the Privacy section, select vm-tools-deamon.Step 5Once you have enabled the VM Tools application, close the window.Step 6Restart your virtual machine.Step 7After restarting the macOS virtual machine, try to drag and drop the file you created to the virtual machine.Every virtual machine (VM) needs to install VMware Tools to go for the best as the new MacOS Sierra 10.12 or OS X El Capitan. After you install Guest Software for Mac OS Mojave 10.14, you need to allow access to VM Tools when copying files from the Host PC to the virtual machine.Follow the steps below to share files between Mac OS Mojave 10.14 and Windows PC.Step 1Create a new text document on the Windows 10 Host PC and then drag and drop it onto the virtual machine.You will receive an access error as shown in the following image. Right-click on the CD/DVD of the macOS virtual machine, and then click Settings.Step 3In the VM Settings window, select the CD/DVD (SATA) option and then the Use ISO image fileoption on the right, then click the Browse button.Step 4Select the darwin.iso file you downloaded to your computer and click the Open button.Step 5Check the Connectedoption and click the Close button.Step 6After adding the darwin.iso to the Mojave 10.14 VM, the VMware Tools installation window will open. You can set the screen resolution of the VM automatically by clicking View / Fit Guest Now.Step 2. If you want to download the VMware Tools file for macOS Mojave directly to your computer, click the button below.Follow the steps below to setup Guest Software on Mojave.Step 1In the image below you can see that VM Tools is not installed.


You can find the Darwin.iso file in the Unlocker 2.1.1 folder. It is the ideal way to install VMware Tools using the darwin.iso file on the VM.You can browse through articles about macOS Mojave from the links below.How to Build VMware Tools on macOS Mojave Virtual MachineAfter you setup macOS Mojave with VM Workstation, you will need the darwin.iso file to install VM Tools.
