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  How can I solve this problem. I can not choose the option of Windows 8 and activate the button of Hyper-v. I try to get a game running on windows 7.

  Sure, I can. All first, open the settings of Bitdefender, antivirus and silence him Active Virus Control. After that, I was able to play games like Dead space 3, Kane and lynch etc. That is the question on Windows 7 for the warning to error: Sorry, this application cannot run under a Virtual Machine.

• You want to run Windows Virtual PC 2007 on a full Windows Vista Edition machine.

  Original title: Virtual PC 2007.

  I want to run a virtual machine on my physical computer running windows vista Ultimate edition. I can do this without having to install an additional operating system. I really want to run two computers of my ultimate Nailer system a vista - is it possible?

  Hello

  Yes, you can install Windows Virtual PC 2007 on your computer without installing any additional operating system.

  You can download Windows Virtual PC 2007 software from this link.

  Virtual PC 2007

  Reference: Virtual PC 2007: run multiple operating systems without "multiboot"

  Hope the helps of information. Please post back and we do know.

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• Authorization to run a virtual machine power on and off

  We have created an admin custom role for a team request to be able to deploy and Undeploy 6 configurations on their own. When a virtual machine is accidentally turned off users have not the correct access to power on VM. Can someone please provide assistance as to where I could find this permissions when I edit the role? I was digging and need help now... Currently, they have full access to the workspace. I can post screenshots of the current authorizations if that would be helpful. Thanks in advance.

  Hello

  I'd be happy to help our

  Go to the permissions pane.  Make sure that you check all of the options

  Under Type of Machine

  Check: EDIT MACHINE

  NOTE: This will allow them to power the machine back on but will also remove save the State and the creation of snapshots.  No way to exclude other options.

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• Run a virtual machine or vAppliance on a VMPlayer installed on a virtual machine

  Hello

  I had to install VMPlayer 2.5.2 build-156735 on a virtual machine in the Back/restore solution. I was initially not able to install theVMplayer on a virtual machine, but I got the time this as a result of article

  http://communities.VMware.com/thread/61041

  Now, after the successful installation, I'm not able to run a virtual machine on this VMPlayer, I get an error message

  "You can't power on a virtual machine with in a virtual machine.

  I tried to run a test applainc called My NMAP.

  I will attach the vmware.log file and the vmx file.

  I don't know there must be something in the vmx file to work around this problem.

  VM host is a Windows 2003 VM with sufficient resources.

  Any ideas how to get around this problem?

  Ah.

  ESX 3.0. * does not support monitor_control.restrict_backdoor.

  ESX 3.5. * does not support monitor_control.vt32.

  ESX 4.0. * takes in charge monitor_control.restrict_backdoor, but instead of monitor_control.vt32, you must use "monitor.virtual_exec = material."

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• Run a virtual machine with a graphical interface on a host without GUI

  Hallo

  I want to install a simple Windows 7 for some tasks bit where I need Windows on my server Ubuntu 14.04. This server has no GUI (no X) and should have any.

  Already, I've installed the virtual Windows machine on my workstation to 12, so I would just copy the vmdk on my linux server and run it, maybe put something in the vmx file.

  But I do not know is that it's all means possible.

  Is it?

  Is there any player or any application for ubuntu VMware when there is no X system (on ubuntu), where I can run virtual machines with GUI inside?

  Maybe another virtualization tool, vmware not?

  I think that this exact question already somewhere, but I haven't found much question where comments lacking a GUI, but not the host.

  I need a guest-gui on a host without gui (where I have only the terminal).

  So maybe it's not possible at all, so please tell me a 'no', so I won't expect more

  Thank you to

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  Hi Frank,.

  Now that would be stupid, having a text Installer, and then not allow the virtual machine to run. I think it should work, but you must pass the nogui option.

  Vmrun help:

  beginning

  (Supported only on teams

  Workstation.)

  Starts a virtual machine (.vmx file) or team (file .vmtm).

  The default graphical user interface option starts the machine in an interactive way,

  What is necessary to display a user interface of VMware.

  Nogui option suppresses the user interface,

  including start-up, to allow dialog box not interactive

  writing scripts.

  [gui | nogui]

  refer to the manual of vmrun: VIX API Documentation

  Edit: hmm... Now, I see that you have already tried the nogui option. You might be able to install the package libxinerama, but he could hang out in a lot of dependencies.

  FWIW, vSphere is pretty much what you describe a system not GUI to run GUI invited, so it shouldn't be a problem at all.

  Unfortunately, I don't have a host linux without X installed handy here, so can't test here without the implementation of a server without head myself.

  You can also try to run the client via the command vmware:

  VMware Workstation 12 Pro Documentation Center

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• I need to run a virtual machine, hyper v on my windows machine 8 with workstation 10

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  As far as I know, that you can no longer start the vmx86 kernel driver once the HyperV role is activated.
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  So to summarize: HyperV and workstation cannot co-exist and be used one after the other - at the very least a reboot is required

• where can I find the serial number on my version running under current license of fireworks CS6? I want to uninstall and re install on a new machine

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• Definition of reserves on the running JAVA Virtual machines

  I recently came across an overview of VMware performance that had a page essentially recommending reservations memory setting for the running Java virtual machines (see table). We have Java environments and did not have performance problems or complaints so, I doubt that I would implement any changes. However, I am curious to know if it's even a better practical recommendation, I could not put the date on the document so I wanted to see if someone had updated or current information for vSphere 4.X, 5.X environments.

  In General, we only use reservations memory to avoid the overhead administrative and operational increased. If we have never not a necessity, I prefer to use reservations to pool resources rather than granular level VM reservations.

  In my opinion, if you use the reservations are a regularity no exception in your environment, then you can use these rules.  That said, if you don't have no problem, I wouldn't change anything.  I've also linked a new document below.

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• All of a sudden can only run a virtual machine on a workstation to 12G, used to be able to run at least three

  After years of use of my computer, I have a problem suddenly as the likes of which I've never seen elsewhere.  On a machine that was able to run three virtual computers, I now get error messages when I try to run more than one.

  The message I get is displayed as an attachment.  It indicates only 1192 MB is available for the second virtual machine, I try to run.  See error message when you try to run a second virtual machine.png

  The preferences that I set myself for VMWare Workstation show until 9210 MB should be available for virtual machines.  See the preferences.png workstation.

  Who is running when I try to launch a second is set to use 2 GB.  See machine running virtual preferences.png

  Resource monitor shows also that it should be 5376 available MB.

  I'm puzzled.  What could happen?  How can I solve this?

  I am running 8.0.1 build-528992.

  find your config.ini file
  Win7: C:\ProgramData\VMware\VMware Workstation\config.ini
  XP and 2003: C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\VMware\VMware Workstation\config.ini

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• How can I transfer a file from the operating system to a backup of the production running VM virtual machine?

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  Yes Mr President, make sure you set the network on this virtual machine to be connected to the 'Internal' vswitch, you set up before turning the power on to the virtual machine.

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• Core i7 - both vmware and hyper V not running any X 64 Machine virtual (X 32 VM Client works on vmware Xp/vista) built on Windows Server 2008 X 64 basic

  The vmware and hyper V not running any X 64 Machine virtual (X 32 VM Client works on vmware Xp/vista) built on Windows Server 2008 X 64 Basic.

  Windows (pre install UI) error code install (0xc000035a) that the processor does not support X 64 Mode

  Any of that with core i7 system any help would be much appreciated, thanks

  -Software VMware Server 2.0.0 122956 - OR - VMware Workstation 6.5.1 126130 - OR- Microsoft Hyper V

  -Tried - BONE at BASE of MATERIAL AND the VM ENVIRONMENT

  X 64 Windows Server 2008 6001 - OR - X 64 Windows Server 2008 6002 - OR - X 64 Server Windows 7 6801

  System - Core i7 920 + X 58 (GA-EX58-UD5) + 6 GB DDR3 + OCZ SSD

  Intel Core i7 920 Webpage - http://www.intel.com/products/processor_number/chart/corei7.htm

  Gigabyte GA-EX58-UD5 - latest version of the Bios F3

  Web page - http://www.gigabyte.com.tw/Products/Motherboard/Products_Spec.aspx?ClassValue=Motherboard & ProductID = 2958 & ProductName = GA-EX58-UD5

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  Hyper Threading - Threading 4 AND 8

  Intel Virtualization - ENABLE AND DISABLE

  Looked in the VM Bios as well

  6 GB DDR3 3X2GB 1600

  Please, see troubleshooting problems of Intel VT - x.

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• try to get back program to run in windows 7

  Try to get a program back in to run in windows 7

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• Problem running under vmware player .iso file

  How to run a file .osi on VMware player, or at least how to convert a .iso file to be able to run under VMware player?

  You can try this step to see if you can install the new computer using the file .iso with VMware Player http://linhost.info/2008/12/create-a-virtual-machine-from-an-iso-with-vmware-player/ and you know VMware Server 2.0 is free and gives you options to create the ideal machine for laboratory rather than using VMware Player?

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• Safari came out abnormally: Bus error running under El Capitan

  Processor 1.6 GHz PowerPC G5 machine

  El Capitan of OS X 10.5.8

  Could not launch Safari, get the following message: ".com.apple.Safari [371]) came out abnormally: Bus error."

  Time Machine has never been setup (so I can't restore from time machine).

  Tried to re - install the OS X El Capitan: reboot 'Command & R' key does not work (just restart the computer as usual). Using the key Options on the re-start appear three icons in the middle is the OS X disk icon (by clicking on it or by double-clicking on it doesn't do a thing), below left is an icon reload (a semicircle arrow, re-load OS X a drive icon), below right a right arrow pointing to the right (this brings back you to the normal running user mode screen). Cannot get any menu to launch the reload of the OS X.

  No idea what I'm doing wrong?

  The El Capitan OS X can be loaded on a Flash DRIVE or a DVD from another machine and then loaded on the computer problem?

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  Wait, 10.5.8 is not El Capitan, 10.5.8 Leopard & the hifgest that you can run on a G5.

  Usually the PPC Macs as G5s cannot start OSX USB, although there may be a work around Open Firmware.

  CMD + r only works in 10.7 & upwards.

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  Startup, (now shift key at startup), run disk utility in Applications > utilities, then highlight your reader, click on repair permissions, restart when done.

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