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• You are not running on a supported operating system. Please see Microsoft Virtual PC help for a list of supported host operating systems.

  You are not running on a supported operating system. Please see Microsoft Virtual PC help for a list of supported host operating systems.

  Crystall ball says you are trying to install a version of Virtual PC on some versions of windows and your PC apparently does not meet the system requirements
  http://www.Microsoft.com/Windows/Virtual-PC/support/Virtual-PC-2007.aspx

• 10 comments VM Windows will need to be recreated when moving to El Capitan Yosemite in the host operating system?

  I have 8 Fusion installed on Yosemite. I have a guest VM Windows 10 and works well. When I install El Capitan, do I have to recreate the Windows 10 VM guest or it should run with El Capitan as the host operating system? Thank you!

  Hello

  Upgrade to El Capitan shouldn't matter to your guest operating system, it must continue to operate as is.

  However, DO NOT wipe your drive on the update as then it might erase your VM.

  So best thing - as always - is to make a backup of your VM - with the virtual machine closed down and merge not running - before the upgrade to El Capitan.

  --

  Wil

• How have the guest OS disk cleaning disc space come on for the host operating system hard drive?

  People,

  Hello. I use VM Player 3. The OS is Windows 7. Guset OS is Windows Server 2003.

  Because the host OS Windows 7 C drive is nearly full, I need disk cleanup for drive space in Guset OS Windows Server 2003.

  Guest OS Windows Server 2003 VM hard drive parameters:

  Size current 92.5 GB,

  Maximum size of 150 GB.

  I use Disk Cleanup tool to clean C:\Document and Settings\Temp\ and temporary Internet Files\ administrator to get 32 GB of disk space. Now my computer in Windows Server 2003:

  Used space: 59.2 GB

  86.2 GB of free space

  145GB total space

  But when I check again Windows Server 2003 VM hard drive settings, its current size is 92.5 GB and is not afraid to 59.2 GB after cleaning. Host operating system Windows 7 disc does not come more disk space after cleaning.

  My Player VM VM-> settings is not a function of "Shrink" and the program does not "vmware - vdiskmanager.exe" file to run the function of 'shrink '.

  My question is:

  How to get the approximately 32 GB (92, 5-59, 2 GB) of disk space happen on Windows Server 2003 VM settings and drive hard host operating system Windows 7?

  Thank you.

  People,

  Hello. VMware Tools has tab Shrink to reduce the virtual disk. But the free disk space hard host should be larger that the size of the virtual disk you are reduced to shrink.

  The problem is solved by myself. Thank you.

• How to share files of Linux as the gust to windows as host operating system?

  Hello

  I'm using vmware workstation 6. My host opering system is windows xp and gust under vmware operating system is linux redhat or Fedora 10. Sometimes I do a few files or download stuff in my guest operating system (Linux). I want to keep the files in my i.e of operating system (Windows xp) host for future needs. I want to know that in vmware how can I share files if the two operating systems (host and guest) are different? VMware brings any facility to share files?

  Thanks in advance,

  mypass

  You can share using file share workstation features or alternatively this URL provide other options: http://www.vmware.com/support/ws3/doc/ws32_running9.html

• Save the number of the Virtual Machine: expand the size of the virtual disk of Guest OS affect the physical disk on the host operating system files?

  People,

  Hello. I use 3 Player VM and Guest OS Windows Server 2003. The host OS is Windows 7. I need to increase the size of the VM disk, so who can install several systems in the guest OS. If something bad happens during the expansion of the size of the virtual disk, the guest operating system and its Applications will not work. Thus, before expanding the size of the virtual disk, I need to back up the virtual machine hard disk external.

  I have check the disk hard host operating system Windows 7, the path is C:\VirtualMachine\WindowsServer2003\... When I get to the top of the virtual machine on the external hard drive, simply select the 'VirtualMachine' folder and save automatically. I have 3 questions as follows:

  First of all, if something bad happens during the expansion of the size of the virtual disk, the guest operating system and its Applications do not work. Can I just delete the folder 'VirtualMachine' in the host operating system?

  Secondly, the problem of the first question does not affect files in the physical hard disk to host operating system?

  Third, if something wrong happens during expand the size of the virtual disk of OS guest, I simply delete the folder 'VirtualMachine' in the host operating system and load the original 'VirtualMachine' from the external hard drive in the host operating system. Works correctly as long as one is the Virtual Machine before Stude the virtual disk size?

  Thank you.

  First of all, if something bad happens during the expansion of the size of the virtual disk, the guest operating system and its Applications do not work. Can I just delete the folder 'VirtualMachine' in the host operating system?

  Yes.

  Secondly, the problem of the first question does not affect files in the physical hard disk to host operating system?

  N °

  Third, if something wrong happens during expand the size of the virtual disk of OS guest, I simply delete the folder 'VirtualMachine' in the host operating system and load the original 'VirtualMachine' from the external hard drive in the host operating system. Works correctly as long as one is the Virtual Machine before Stude the virtual disk size?

  Yes.

  That's right, as long as you have not added and other virtual disks of different folders on the host of the virtual machine, you can probably did not.

  After developing the size of the virtual disk, you must also change the size of the partition in the guest operating system.

  André

• How to use the host operating system

  According to best practices, how he the host operating system should be used. Applications must be installed on the HOS or it must be installed in HOS and GOS be left to access the application in the virtual machine.

  I would like to create two virtualized partitions

  (1) HOS

  (2) GOS 1

  (3) GOS 2

  So I would like to know if any heavy application must be installed in HOS.

  Keep all the stuff on the guest has some advantages

  -You can run it anywhere where you have a VMWare host. This gives you great flexibility.

  -You can create easy backups, no need to set up the entire operating system again and again and install all applications again and again.

  -You can easily freeze the State of operational guest before making any changes (see before).

  -Depending on your environment, you become what some independent business strategies.

  AWo
  VCP / VMware vEXPERT 2009

  = Due to a lack of employees, human beings humans are working here. -Treat it with care, they are rare. =

• Is it possible I can get the virtual computer connectivity after restart to connect to the local network in the host operating system?

  Hi all

  For some reason, I have to disable and then enable the LAN connection in the host operating system. If some virtual machines are running during this time, connectivity all VMs for out-of-world are lost, they cannot connect to the host even more (by running the ping command). I tried a few methods to retrieve the connectivity, but all have failed, for example,

  1. reboot the virtual computer

  2. restart VMware Workstation

  3. restart the corresponding system services in the host operating system

  The only way I can retrieve all is to restart the host operating system itself.

  Yes, is there short any path, I can retrieve the connectivity of these virtual machines?

  Thanks in advance.

  Yark

  yarkwang wrote:

  I use a Broadcom NetLink (TM) Gigabit Ethernet NIC, shows the date of the pilot 2006-5-15, but it works well, I think.

  Try installing a newer driver.  According to the site, you should be able to find a driver dated 2008 or 2007 (depending on which exact model of NetLink card you have):

  - http://www.broadcom.com/support/ethernet_nic/downloaddrivers.php

  1 came out of safe guard 360

  Sometimes out of some firewall programs is not enough (they keep still themselves installed in the network of the host stack, even if they are 'closed').  You may need to uninstall to make sure that it is not interfere.  (Search the forums for support for your firewall software see if anyone else is having problems with vmware and 360 safe guard).

• Need some advice on a host operating system

  I have a 64 bit dual xeon Quad core server with 16 GB of ram. I've played with SUSE that came with the box, but don't know if I want to stay with her.

  I like the idea of being able to shoot my records of a operating system failed and slams them into another server and start of my Virtual Machines and know if I go down the

  Path SUSE, I'll be hozed and won't be able to do! I already have two 2003 servers hosting the VMserver.

  Is Microsoft 2003 server 64-bit the best choice for my host operating system

  Hello

  If you go from material identical to the identical material then SuSE won't work. And if it is not the same as there is also a good chance that it will work as long as the SCSI/RAID device is the same. Or if start you the rescue disk device and recreate the initrd image. In general, I've never had issues moving from Linux to a host to another. I had problems worst move disks from host to host Windows. HAL/repair fixes have been painful at least.

  Use of ESXi could mitigate this problem entirely.

  Best regards
  Edward L. Haletky
  VMware communities user moderator
  ====
  Author of the book ' VMWare ESX Server in the enterprise: planning and securing virtualization servers, Copyright 2008 Pearson Education.
  Blue gears and SearchVMware Pro items - top of page links of security virtualization - Security Virtualization Round Table Podcast

• Can ESXI settle w Red Hat server as host operating system?

  I was wondering if w Server Red Hat settled ESXI as host operating system? If Yes, where is the download of VMWare on linux machine? Thank you very much

  fix!  ESXi is the host operating system and from there, you can create virtual machines from any flavor supported.

  http://www.VMware.com/PDF/vi3_35/esx_3i_i/r35u2/vi3_35_25_u2_3i_i_get_start.PDF

  If you have found this device or any other 'useful' or 'proper' job, please consider giving points.

• AutoStart linux vm at startup of the host operating system

  I want to allow a virtual machine start with my host, i.e. windows 8.1 operating system. I searched online and the tab which speak under manage > options > start/stop does not appear on my screen.

  I'm using vmware 11, any ideas?

  

  Kinder.

  Press F9 to toggle the library if poster on the desktop right click a tree sharing VMs on the shared virtual machines and in the context menu

  Click on "manage computers virtual auto-start '...

  Here, you can select (via checkbox) which VMs will begin with the host.

  See:

  

  

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• Download VHD resizer for comments, Windows XP operating system and host operating system Windows 7

  
  People,

  Hello. I'm under VMPlayer 3. My OS is Windows 7 and the guest operating system is Windows XP.

  Because the virtual guest OS Windows XP hard drive is full, I need to decompress. http://wmtoolkit.com/files/folders/converters/entry87.aspx does not work.

  My question is:

  Can any folk provide a link to download VHD Resizer for guest Windows XP and Windows 7 host?

  Thanks in advance.

  First of all, is correct install VHD resizer in Windows 7 operating system and not guest OS Windows XP host?

  No it should not be installed in any to resize a VMware virtual hard drive.  The .vhd file extension is used with Microsoft virtulazition no VMware. (Does not mean a .vhd cannot be used, as it can however it not typical.)

  Secondly, what file is selected to resize?

  None like which is not how a VMware virtual disk gets developed from the interface of VMware Player!

  Resize a virtual hard drive via the VMware Player GUI is done using the Expand command on the Utilities menu, when you select the virtual hard disk under settings of the virtual machine on the material tab

  Suggest you only look in the help file in VMware Player!    VMware Player 3.x menu > help > Help topics > use of disks and drives > Virtual Machine disk storage > parameters of the hard disk to the virtual disks

  Once the disc has been extended then the virtual partition to be resized and Andre, I like to use GParted Live ISO Image.

  Thirdly, why no unoccupied hard disk in the virtual Windows XP computer after resizing settings completed?

  Not sure what you mean by "why no empty disc ', 'unoccupied '?  Screenshot of the Hardware tab for the target VM THAT could help explain what you mean by 'unoccupied '.  However if you try to resize a VMware virtual hard drive in VMware Player 3.x then extend the disk in the virtual machine settings, then use info to the link provided by André in the first reply in this thread!

• Impossible to install a host operating system

  Install completely new for vSphere 5.0 on the new Dell server.  vSphere server and client installed on the appropriate machines.  Made datacenter and virtual machine made, but impossible to install OS on it.  Srv Win2008 installation 2.

  I tried to install from the customer and welcome CD, install from memory stick and install from ISO on the client.  I've disabled PXE and moved CD at the top of the boot list.  I hit f12 and specifically selected boot to a CD.  I still receive the "could not be found operating system".

  I can't find anywhere that tells me how to copy an ISO on the host drive and I do not know shell (said I don't).

  Everything I found on google is a dead-end.

  Any help would be great!

  Greg

  Welcome to the community - are you sure that the CD is bootable? To copy an ISO file to a data store on your ESXi host, you can use a program like winscp but you will need SSH access is enabled or using browser data store will allow you to copy the ISO file on your desktop into your ESXi hosr -.

• Please help me choose a host operating system.

  I know that it's almost a religion, what people choose as their host for vmware workstation operating system.  So, I'll give you as many details as possible about my situation and maybe this well informed community can help me choose a good generation.

  So here's my situation.

  I want to be able to run esxi cluster on a laptop computer at r2 within vmware workstation, and then to the breast of this windows cluster 08, linux (various distributions server and desktop), windows 7, windows xp,.   I know it's a little aggressive, so I install the equipment as follows:

  2760qm (quad core 2.4 ghz)

  16 GB of ram (to start I'm going up to 32 shortly)

  120 GB ssd drive

  1 gb ethernet.

  Everything on a thinkpad mobile w520.

  So up to the requirements.

  I want a host with overhead operating system resources and footprint of small disk, stability and good performance.   I am very familiar with windows of all flavors.  I am a novice on linux and a total noob to BSD.  I'm comfortable from any platform that I'm a fast learner.

  My number one preference would be stability.  Number two would be performance.  Number 3 is marked by record low (because of small ssd), number 4 ease of use...   So there you have it.  I read all the research that I met and they all seem to be pre2010 and vary enormously in the opinions.  So I ask this question even in a more modern than laptops Kingdom now take some very nice hardware configurations.

  If you have the choice between XP 64 and Windows 7 - choose XP 64. It will be surpassed Windows 7 with any effort.
  Even better 2003 64.
  In my experience the worst choice is Win 2008 R2 - he has the most problems.

  Reminder: here at home I run win 7-64, 2008 R2 and 32 2003 Enterprise in dualboot on a variety of 8 GB of RAM
  I compare the performance directly since version 6.5
  The 2003 EE overcomes the other 2 when it comes to VMware performance significantly

• RDP of comments to the host operating system

  Using VMware server 1 on a box of Windows XP 32 bit, I have a ubuntu vitual current execution machine. I have ssh open via the vitural ubuntu machine since I know how to secure * nix a lot more than I do windows. But sometimes I have to use a program on my XP machine remotely, in which case I need to remote desktop of Ubuntu to Windows hosted OS virtual machine. Whenever I do that, the RDP Protocol to connect, but then freezes, closes and I get the error 'connection reset by peer '.

  I googled for answers to this problem, but have only found people trying to rdp between the host and the guest. This isn't what I do.

  Are there any changes I have to do to make this work?

  It's a normal bridged interface. Thank you.

  You connect virtual machine Ubuntu to XP box... the XP box that hosts the same virtual machine Ubuntu?  So then realize that RDP to XP does NOT allow for the interaction of the console.  If the RDP session has control.  But the RDP session is displayed on the virtual machine, which is displayed on the host XP computer.  If you can not RDP to host any virtual machine running on XP host.  (Try RDPing from another physical machine to your XP box and see what is happening on the screen of your XP box.)   Windows Server operating system can be configured to be the Terminal Server farm, which would allow you to RDP to host because you do not take the console.  But not on XP (Vista or Win7.)

  So, you'll have to RDP to another physical or virtual computer that is NOT hosted on the area of XP you are trying to connect to.