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The path './newtools.zip' either does not exist or is not a valid file system path.
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Stone, Thomas
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Set-ToolsRepo under Microsoft.AVS.Management has no documentation. The error message seems to indicate that I need to rename my VMware tools zip file to newtools.zip. Even when I do that, the command has the same error. Are there complete instructions for creating the shared tools location?
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Arko 335 Reputation points Microsoft External Staff2025-02-27T03:20:26.43+00:00 Hello Stone, Thomas , check if this helps.
I am assuming you are downloading the zip for vmware tools newtools.zip package , then where are you uploading it to? I hope you are using the correct file path.
While specific documentation for Set-ToolsRepo is limited, the Microsoft.AVS.Management module is designed for administrator-level tasks in managing Azure VMware Solutions.I found few reference documents you can checkout.
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Arko 335 Reputation points Microsoft External Staff
2025-02-28T15:02:49.6833333+00:00 Just checking, if this was helpful Stone, Thomas
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Arko 335 Reputation points Microsoft External Staff
2025-03-03T04:40:19.46+00:00 Stone, Thomas, hope this information was helpful.
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