TCC is a part of the security mechanism where a sandboxed application must request the user’s permission to access data from another application or protected system resource.Īnyhoo, there ya have it. So what is all this? Well Apple, protects users with Transparency Consent and Control (TCC), which focuses on obtaining a user’s consent for access to private or protected data. The service will be the privilege and is specified first and the client is next which represents the application which is VMware Fusion in our case. Each column must be represented in the command and in the correct order from left to right as well as separated by a comma. This represents the fourth column from left. In other words we are allowing VMware Fusion the screen capture privilege which is required to display a running VM’s screen. Looking at the headers we can see that by setting the column, allowed, to either 1 or 0 we are enabling or disabling it. usr/bin/sqlite3 -column -header "/Library/Application Support//TCC.db" 'SELECT * FROM access'
#VMWARE FUSION BLACK SCREEN WINDOWS 10 FOR MAC#
The fix that worked for me was the following: VMware Fusion is a virtualization software developed by VMware for Mac computers.
#VMWARE FUSION BLACK SCREEN WINDOWS 10 PRO#
I tried my MacBook Pro which I also recently upgraded. When viewing this setting it was just a grey box without any option to add or enable an application somehow. Essentially, when I upgraded macOS to Catalina, System Preferences > Security & Privacy > Privacy > Screen Recording was not enabled for VMware Fusion. But first, how did I obtain this problem? It was working last time I checked.
I confirmed this with my other VM.Ī quick google search showed that this was a known issue with a variety of resolutions but most pointing to some variation of the same thing. I started up the VM and noticed that the OS screen in the preview section showed the OS booting and the login display but the actual VM screen was black. I knew Windows worked better with the VPN client software so I decided to spin up a VM on VMware Fusion problem solved. I forgot that’s problematic at best on a MAC and after some feebly frustrating attempts I sadly gave up and moved on to my next option. I needed to get on the work VPN, which I never do.
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