After the virtual machine is installed, it can t be plugged in?

It is recommended that you install regular virtual machine software such as VMware. I've got a rudimentary installation process here that you can refer to. If you use the short version, there may be n more problems.

If you are a newbie, it is recommended that you go through the process step by step. Here is an example of installing Ubuntu, and the same is true for other Windows.

You can check and install it as follows (I've tested it).

1. Confirm your availability, the official version is not the simplified version.

3. Open the virtual machine and create a new virtual machine (ubuntu).

4. Enter the New Virtual Machine Wizard

5. Use typical, not custom

6. Select Ubuntu's desktop CD.

7. After selecting the Linux version, select Ubuntu (default).

8. Other steps are defaulted to the ninth step.

9. When the final confirmation, check "Power on this virtual machine after creation", that is, the virtual machine will be automatically started after completion.

10. If there is no problem, in about half an hour, your virtual machine installation will be completed. Standard graphical interface, no problems.

I have passed the test in both Windows XP and Win7 versions, and there is no situation encountered by LZ. If there is still a problem, consider whether there is a problem with the settings in that place or the program installation (VM), you can consider uninstalling and reinstalling it again.

VM virtual machine, do you have an operating system on the virtual machine? If it is installed, it will be displayed on the left side of the virtual machine software, after selecting it, click the green arrow, and you can turn on the machine, that is, turn on the power of the virtual machine.

What kind of virtual machine are you using, it is recommended to use VMwareWorkstation, this virtual machine is more mature.

VMware Virtual Machine Software is a "virtual PC" software that allows you to run two or more Windows, DoS, and Linux systems on a single machine at the same time. Compared to "multi-boot" systems, VMware takes a completely different concept. The multi-boot system can only run one system at a time, and the machine needs to be restarted when the system is switched.

I can't turn on the power to see if the software is installed correctly.

1. Please uninstall the old version of the VM, restart the system and then install the new version of the VM to the directory containing the Chinese path, otherwise there may be problems during the installation process or in use. 3. In Vista Win7 system, please turn off the UAC function and run the installer with administrator privileges. 4. Please close the security software before installing it (the security software will intercept the driver installation of the VM).

FAQ 1: After creating a new VM, the message "Easy install cannot be initialized" is displayed. If the error persists, you may need to reinstall VMware Workstation. "Wrong.

Solution: When creating a new virtual machine, select I will install the operating system later (create a virtual blank hard disk). 2. When you click "Install VMware Tools" in the menu "Virtual Machine", "Easy Install is in progress, you can't manually start VMware Tools installation."

"Wrong. Solution: Set the "Connection" of the "Floppy Disk Drive" of the virtual machine to "Use Physical Drive", or cancel the "Connect when power on" of the "Device Status".

3. When starting the virtual machine system, "serial0: unable to launch virtual printer proxy: The system cannot find the specified file."

The device is about to be disconnected. "Wrong.

There are many solutions! You'll need to install the operating system on the virtual machine before you can power it on to run the virtual system.

The service doesn't start, you change it to auto-start, and that's it.

Starting the service inside the service should be fine.