When you’re done with the steps above, you will have a full functioning Windows 10 computer running inside of VMware Workstation Pro. You can create as many virtual guest machine as you want, as long as the host system has lots of storage, RAM and CPU power. This post shows you how to create your first virtual guest machine and install Windows 10 operating systems. That’s it! This is how to create VMware guest machine and install Windows 10. If it doesn’t open automatically, go to File Explorer and launch the installer. Windows 10 should load the virtual disk drive with the installer. To do that, click VM –> Install VMware Tools. Step 3: Sign on to Windows 10 and enjoy!Īfter the installation and setup process, sign in and the first thing you want to do is install VMware Guest Tools. In this article we will be going to install windows 10 on vmware workstation 15, Since the VM environment and the physical host environment is separate, whatever you do on the VM environment stays. Windows should automatically install, reboot and give you the options to create a username/password and have you sign in. Then select the disk to install on and click Next.
After trying and trying it is still not working. Tried various virtual hardware configurations.
Disabled security programs and set exclusions to VMware folders. This option is great for new students or users. Next, select the Typical (recommended) configuration. From VMware Workstation Host software, go to File > New Virtual Machine to create a new Virtual Machine. Downloaded multiple windows 10 Iso files to try with. To install Windows 10 on VMware Workstation, follow the steps below Step 1: Setup the Guest Machine. When rebooting my machine I need to force stop the system (press power button for seconds) to quit VMware. Update VMware Workstation 12 to latest version.
I even cannot shutdown VMware with task manager or taskkill. I'm trying to install WIndows 10 64-bit as a virtual machine within VMware Workstation 12.Įvery time I do that I'm getting stuck at 'Getting files ready for installation' and VMware Workstation is stated as 'Not Responding'.
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