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1) Try to do it with sudo rm -rf "/Users/yourname/Library/Preferences/VMware Fusion" (also the ").

What does this do? I execute it but do not know if it did anything. I was given the UNIX prompt.

2) Check in the activity monitor if a VMware process is running (view all processess and sort by name, makes it easier).

How do I do check?

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I see I still l have a "Windows 7 x64" folder filled with VMWare files. I do not need this, so shall I remove it?

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Ok, I have removed the Windows 7 x64 and emptied the trash.

In Activity Monitor, I found no running program called VMWare or Fusion.

What shall I do next? I still have the attached image of a question mark for VMWare Fusion.
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I could remove it from the dock. But I thought it was better to find out why it's being displayed. I thought it may mean there are other files yet to be deleted.

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