If you have an earlier version of Fusion, you can upgrade to the current version by manually downloading the Fusion disk image from the VMware Web site.
Upgrade Vmware Fusion From Dmg Software
If you are upgrading Fusion, VMware recommends that you first remove the version of Fusion installed on your Mac. The process of installing, upgrading, and uninstalling Fusion does not modify existing virtual machines.
Upgrade Vmware Fusion From Dmg Download
Verify that all of your virtual machines are shut down and that Fusion is not running.
Procedure
I somehow got hold of the Install macOS Beta.app, so instead of doing the upgrade via the beta profile, I created a.dmg file for my VMware Fusion and used it to create a virtual machine from scratch. Now, regarding the disk size – I’ve put 50 GB instead of the default 40. Versions not listed on the IS&T Fusion page are available through the links below. Locate and open the downloaded file named 'VMware-Fusion-x.x.x-xxxx.dmg'. A disk image named 'VMware Fusion' should now be mounted in OS X. Double-click on the VMware Fusion icon to begin the installation process.
Upgrade Vmware Fusion From Dmg
- Drag the previous version of Fusion to the trash.
Fusion is in the Applications folder on your Mac.
- Download Fusion from the VMware Web site at http://www.vmware.com/mac/.
- Click the Download link and follow the subsequent links for an Electronic Download Distribution.
- Click the download link and save the application to your Mac.
The Fusion disk image is saved to your default download directory. The filename is VMware-Fusion-x.x.x-xxxxxx.dmg, where x.x.x is the application version and xxxxxx is the build number for the download release.
- Double-click the VMware-Fusion-x.x.x-xxxxxx.dmg file to mount it.
- Double-click the VMware Fusion icon to copy Fusion to your Mac and start it.