Virtual Machine Issue 20, Virtual Machine Open Error

It's normal to have only one **station pattern. It is not necessary to install the driver. There are many ways to share with the native. For example, you can use FTP. Just let one ticket machine be the server and one ticket machine be the client.

After the xp is just installed, there is only one **station on the desktop, and you can right-click on the desktop--- select properties -- bring up the display properties dialog box--- under the desktop tab -- customize the desktop -- put my computer in the general options IE....Just tick off the most commonly used icons.

The virtual machine is the same as the real machine, and you can operate the virtual machine as you like the real machine.

Here's a virtual machine** It is recommended that friends who have just started playing go in and have a look.

When your own machine finishes installing the operating system, there is only ** station.

Get the rest out on your own.

Summary. An internal error occurs when VMware opens a virtual machine because the service corresponding to the virtual machine is not automatically turned on.

Take Win10 system and VMware15 as an example, the specific operation steps are as follows:

1. Press and hold the Windows logo key R to open Run.

2. Enter cmd in the run and call the command prompt.

3. In the command prompt window, enter taskmgr to invoke Task Manager.

4. In the toolbar of Task Manager, find the service column and click it.

5. Click on the name to sort it by name.

6. Scroll down to find the part with the initial letter V (the red box).

7. In this section, find the description of VMware-related services (red boxed section).

8. If you find that a service has been stopped, right-click on the service and click Start.

The virtual machine was opened incorrectly.

Hello, please wait.

An internal error occurs when VMware opens a virtual machine because the service corresponding to the virtual machine is not automatically turned on. Take Win10 system, VMware15 as an example, the specific operation steps are as follows: 1. Press and hold the Windows logo key R to open and run.

2. Enter cmd in the run and call the command prompt. 3. In the command prompt window, enter taskmgr to invoke Task Manager. 4. In the toolbar of Task Manager, find the service column and click it.

5. Click on the name to sort it by name. 6. Scroll down to find the part with the initial letter V (the red box). 7. In this section, find the description of VMware-related services (red boxed section).

8. If you find that a service has been stopped, right-click on the service and click Start.

There is a problem with the program.

A virtual machine is a complete computer system running in a completely isolated environment with full hardware system functions simulated by software. Each virtual machine has its own CMOS, hard disk, and operating system, and can be operated on the virtual machine as if it were a physical machine.

I don't think there's a system! It's just a matter of installing the virtual machine.

This virtual machine is already up. As for saying that the interface is different from windos 7, most of it is because the system theme of the system source image is not the default theme, if you use the original ISO, there is no such problem, you use the virtual machine file that someone else gave you??