VMWare Setup - Revision history

Kalarsford at 02:32, 16 December 2009

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	*Under "Commands" click on "Power on this Virtual Machine" ~~(next to~~ the green arrow).		*Under "Commands" click on "Power on this Virtual Machine". You can also click the green arrow in the toolbar.

Kalarsford at 02:25, 16 December 2009

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	*Under "Commands" click on "Power on this Virtual Machine" (next to the green arrow).		*Under "Commands" click on "Power on this Virtual Machine" (next to the green arrow).



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	*Prompt will ask you if you "moved" or "copied" the virtual machine.  Select "I copied it".		*Prompt will ask you if you "moved" or "copied" the virtual machine.  Select "I copied it".

Kalarsford at 02:18, 16 December 2009

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	*Right click on the "B143 B144 VM 3-13-09" folder and select copy		*Right click on the "B143 B144 VM 3-13-09" folder and select copy


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Kalarsford at 02:13, 16 December 2009

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	*Windows XP setup wizard will appear ~~and follow~~ steps to complete setup.		*Windows XP setup wizard will appear. Follow steps to complete setup.

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Kalarsford at 02:06, 16 December 2009

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	*Right click on an open area in the VMWare folder and select paste.  Process will take 10-15 minutes to complete.		*Right click on an open area in the VMWare folder and select paste.  Process will take 10-15 minutes to complete.


	[[File:Vm3.JPG]]		[[File:Vm3.JPG]]

Kalarsford at 02:06, 16 December 2009

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	*Click on "Open Existing VM or Team"		*Click on "Open Existing VM or Team"



	[[File:Vm1.JPG]]		[[File:Vm1.JPG]]



	*Open the folder that you created in Step 3		*Open the folder that you created in Step 3
	*Double Click on "Windows XP SP3.vmx"		*Double Click on "Windows XP SP3.vmx"



	[[File:Vm2.JPG]]		[[File:Vm2.JPG]]
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	*Under the "Device" tab make sure the "network adapter" is set to "bridged"		*Under the "Device" tab make sure the "network adapter" is set to "bridged"

Kalarsford at 02:05, 16 December 2009

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	[[File:Vm2.JPG]]		[[File:Vm2.JPG]]



	*Under the "Device" tab make sure the "network adapter" is set to "bridged"		*Under the "Device" tab make sure the "network adapter" is set to "bridged"


	[[File:bridged.jpg]]		[[File:bridged.jpg]]



	*Under "Commands" click on "Power on this Virtual Machine" (next to the green arrow).		*Under "Commands" click on "Power on this Virtual Machine" (next to the green arrow).
	*Prompt will ask you if you "moved" or "copied" the virtual machine.  Select "I copied it".		*Prompt will ask you if you "moved" or "copied" the virtual machine.  Select "I copied it".



	[[File:Vm4.JPG]]		[[File:Vm4.JPG]]



	*Windows XP setup wizard will appear and follow steps to complete setup.		*Windows XP setup wizard will appear and follow steps to complete setup.

Kalarsford at 02:04, 16 December 2009

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	*Right click on an open area in the VMWare folder and select paste.  Process will take 10-15 minutes to complete.		*Right click on an open area in the VMWare folder and select paste.  Process will take 10-15 minutes to complete.
	[[File:Vm3.JPG]]		[[File:Vm3.JPG]]


	*Rename folder		*Rename folder
	*Only the user who created this folder will be able to use it		*Only the user who created this folder will be able to use it
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	*Click on "Open Existing VM or Team"		*Click on "Open Existing VM or Team"
	[[File:Vm1.JPG]]		[[File:Vm1.JPG]]

	*Open the folder that you created in Step 3		*Open the folder that you created in Step 3
	*Double Click on "Windows XP SP3.vmx"		*Double Click on "Windows XP SP3.vmx"

	[[File:Vm2.JPG]]		[[File:Vm2.JPG]]

	*Under the "Device" tab make sure the "network adapter" is set to "bridged"		*Under the "Device" tab make sure the "network adapter" is set to "bridged"

	[[File:bridged.jpg]]		[[File:bridged.jpg]]

	*Under "Commands" click on "Power on this Virtual Machine" (next to the green arrow).		*Under "Commands" click on "Power on this Virtual Machine" (next to the green arrow).
	*Prompt will ask you if you "moved" or "copied" the virtual machine.  Select "I copied it".		*Prompt will ask you if you "moved" or "copied" the virtual machine.  Select "I copied it".

			[[File:Vm4.JPG]]

	*Windows XP setup wizard will appear and follow steps to complete setup.		*Windows XP setup wizard will appear and follow steps to complete setup.

Kalarsford at 01:58, 16 December 2009

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	'''Step 3:  Paste your copy of the "B143 B144 VM 3-13-09" folder'''		'''Step 3:  Paste your copy of the "B143 B144 VM 3-13-09" folder'''

	*Right click on an open area in the VMWare folder and select paste.  Process will take 10-15 minutes to complete.		*Right click on an open area in the VMWare folder and select paste.  Process will take 10-15 minutes to complete.
			[[File:Vm3.JPG]]
	*Rename folder		*Rename folder
	*Only the user who created this folder will be able to use it		*Only the user who created this folder will be able to use it
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	'''*To run multiple VMWare workstations on same computer, make an extra copy of the "B143 B144 VM 3-13-09" folder.'''		'''*To run multiple VMWare workstations on same computer, make an extra copy of the "B143 B144 VM 3-13-09" folder.'''

	'''*Make under the network connections for the PC you are using, the wireless connection is disabled. Otherwise, VMWare may not run properly.		'''*Make sure under the "network connections" for the PC you are using, the wireless connection is disabled. Otherwise, VMWare may not run properly.



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Kalarsford at 01:50, 16 December 2009

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	*Open the folder that you created in Step 3		*Open the folder that you created in Step 3
	*Double Click on "Windows XP SP3.vmx"		*Double Click on "Windows XP SP3.vmx"
			[[File:Vm2.JPG]]
	*Under the "Device" tab make sure the "network adapter" is set to "bridged"		*Under the "Device" tab make sure the "network adapter" is set to "bridged"
	[[File:bridged.jpg]]		[[File:bridged.jpg]]