Hello, I am still using old VMware WS v4.5.1 in Windows XP Pro. SP2 (all updates; host). The guest OS is Windows 2000 SP4 (all updates). I am having problems getting the guest image to see my connected USB wireless network device (Hawking Technology's Hi-Gain USB Wireless-G Adapter (Model: HWU54D; original version).

I hook it up and Windows 2000 SP4 doesn't see it or do anything. However, my host does. I don't want the host to use it. I want the guest to use it. Am I doing this wrong?

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My personal opinion it is easier to wipe off the instance using the uninstall.exe application found under the usr directory and running the SR1 dvds clean. So here 's my dilemma: I can 't seem to get the Windows 2000 SP4 to install via MSI (it appears that the update.msi from MS only works if you do group policies or something as nothing happens when you run the.MSI From ZEN) So, that means I 'm forced to run the update.exe (or win2ksp4.exe) If I run either one of those with a /u, the user can click the Cancel button and not install it. If I pick the /Q, then the user sees NOTHING and has no idea what 's going on. Don 't suppose anyone 's found a way to run the.MSI or get a progress bar to show up (without letting the user click CANCEL)?