Physical disk with VMPlayer?
I just downloaded and installed VM Player on a Windows 7 computer.
I'm trying to get him a physical disk that has Windows XP on it, but I don't see a setting in the drive of the VM to do this.
Did I miss something or I need to upgrade to the full version?
Thanks in advance.
Am I missing something
When you add a hard drive of the virtual machine, you must select "Use a physical disk (for advanced users)" and note the last part "(pour les utilisateurs expérimentés) '!"
You must also at least remove the drive letter for drive in Windows 7, before she mounts to VMware Player.
or I have to upgrade to the full version?
VMware Player, either for Windows or Linux, is a full version of himself he and does not come in versions of function of different type in itself.
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