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Once of the things I noticed was that the post scan appeared to take extremely log and it seemed as if it was taking long because of all of the. I proceeded to run the post scan once I deleted the files from both of the directories: Since the vnetlib64.dll also looks like it’s used by the vnetlib64.exe executable, I went ahead and deleted that file from both directory as well: %Program Files Common%\VMware\USB\DriverCache\vnetlib64.exe: not a valid executable %Program Files Common%\VMware\USB\vnetlib64.exe: not a valid executable

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Prior to starting the postscan, proceed by launching the VMware vSphere Client 5.0 install and answer the wizard prompts to start the install: Wait till the prescan operation completes so that you end up at the postscan screen:
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Start by running a prescan operation on your clean desktop operating system (I used a fresh Windows 7 32-bit virtual machine):

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***Note that I’ve done minimal testing with this ThinApp vSphere Client other than connecting to a vCenter and clicked around but I’ll update this post with any problems I come across as I use this more. Since I’ve never actually tried ThinApp-ing the vSphere Client, I figured I’ll take this opportunity to give it a shot and the following demonstrates what I needed to do to get the application packaged. I’ve always liked how there was a ThinApp-ed VMware vSphere Client 4.0 available for download as it was always handy to have but when I recently did a quick search for version 5.0, I noticed there wasn’t one readily available for download.
