VM6.0 virtual machine

installed under WinXP system 1. Introduction to virtual machine

Virtual machine, as the name suggests, is a virtual computer. This virtual computer is almost identical to the real computer. The hard drive is virtualized in a file, so you can modify the settings of the virtual machine at will, without worrying about the loss of your computer. The virtual machine has its own CPU, motherboard, memory, BIOS, graphics card, hard disk, optical drive, floppy drive, network card, sound card, serial port, parallel port and USB.

Second, Vmware excellent website introduction

Vmware is a "virtual PC" software. It allows you to run two or more Windows, DOS, and LINUX systems simultaneously on a single machine. VMWare takes a completely different concept than the "multi-start" system. A multi-boot system can only run one system at a time, and the machine needs to be restarted when the system switches.

VMWare is really "and at the same time" running, multiple operating systems on the main system platform, just like standard Windows applications. And each operating system you can perform virtual partitioning and configuration without affecting the data of the real hard disk. You can even connect several virtual machines with a network card as a LAN through the network card, which is extremely convenient.

Installing Vmware6.0

Windows XP System

The program can be found here (http://dl.lupaworld.com/download/view-software-202.html) Download

First, double-click the file VMware-workstation-6.0.0-45731.exe, and wait for the decompression to complete the software installation interface:

Figure 1 2. Click Next:

Figure 2

Third, Typical installation and Custom installation. The former installs all the components, it is recommended that novices choose this item; the latter can choose the components that need to be installed by themselves, which is not recommended by non-professionals. This tutorial selects a typical installation. Select Click Next:

Figure 3

Fourth, the software installation directory, the default is the C drive Program Files folder, you can click Change to select other paths For example, if you select the Program Files folder of the D drive here, click OK:

Figure 4 5. Return to the interface of Figure 3 and click Next:

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6. Create shortcuts for Vmware to the desktop, start menu items, shortcuts. Select as needed, then click Next:

Figure 6

7. Click Install to start the installation:

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Waiting for installation, if you want to cancel the installation, click Cancel:

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Nine, enter the user name and company name and registration code, the registration code can go to http://www.vmware.com/vmwarestore/newstore/wkst_eval_login.jsp Apply, click Enter:

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Ten, click Finish, the installation is done! You can run Vmware6.0 after restarting your computer