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Dear Expert,<br />
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I would like to install VMWare ViClient 4.0. on Windows XP SP 3, but when I execute the installer there are no response when I check the event viewer log, I found this:<br />
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&quot;The scan of D:\Documents and Settings\xxxx\Desktop\VMwa<wbr />re-viclien<wbr />t-all-4.0.<wbr />0-208111.e<wbr />xe has taken too long to complete and is being canceled. &nbsp;Scan engine version used is 5400.1158 DAT version 6461.0000.&quot;<br />
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Is there anyone can resolve my problem?<br />
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Dear Expert,

I would like to install VMWare ViClient 4.0. on Windows XP SP 3, but when I execute the installer there are no response when I check the event viewer log, I found this:

"The scan of D:\Documents and Settings\xxxx\Desktop\VMware-viclient-all-4.0.0-208111.exe has taken too long to complete and is being canceled.  Scan engine version used is 5400.1158 DAT version 6461.0000."

Is there anyone can resolve my problem?



Can't Install VMWare ViClient 4.0. on Windows XP SP 3

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