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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"
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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"
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Revision as of 01:50, 16 December 2009

VMware Setup Instructions

Step 1:  Locate VMware folder in C:

  • Click My Computer
  • Click on C: drive
  • Click on VMWare


Step 2:  Make a copy of the "B143 B144 VM 3-13-09" folder

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


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.
  • Rename folder
  • Only the user who created this folder will be able to use it


Step 4:  Open VMWare Workstation

  • Click Start / All Programs / VMWare
  • Click VMWare Workstation


Step 5:  Open Existing VM or Team

  • Click on "Open Existing VM or Team"

Vm1.JPG

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

Vm2.JPG

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

Bridged.jpg

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


*Process must be done on each computer that you log in on to be able to run VMWare.

*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.