It's working thanks so much
On 3/15/16, E.T. wrote:
> Command E, with Windows not running. Find the Processors and Memory
> button. There you can change how much memory to split between Windows
> and OS X.
>
> Do not forget that there is also a menu item for VMware on the menu
> bar.
>
>
Command E, with Windows not running. Find the Processors and Memory
button. There you can change how much memory to split between Windows
and OS X.
Do not forget that there is also a menu item for VMware on the menu bar.
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SIr Phil and all:
so sorry for this,
i got confused by the keys that are in different places. so sorry,
it's working alt tap is ok
but before starting windows on vmware, i need to change the ram that
my windows is using. i hit command comma, but i can't find anyting
related to ram memory.
i even
Remy, you are not pressing alt tab, you are evidently pressing command tab. You
have to determine which of your keys is actually the alt key in windows. This
will depend on how you have set up your VM. In my case the option key serves as
the alt key in windows, And the command key serves as the
heello all:
here are some extra questions concerning Vmware:
am using here vmware v7.
my question is that: when i'm inside windows, i can not move bitween
varius opened windows,, using alt tap move me bitween the vmware and
my mac,, so, if i open multiple windows, how can i navigate bitween
them?
When the VM is not running, your Mac gets full use of its memory.
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On 3/11/2016 7:59 AM, Ramy Moustafa wrote:
Ok but must i enable or disable any other things?
And if
Ok but must i enable or disable any other things?
And if i increase the ram? Will it affect my mac if not using the vmware?
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> On Mar 11, 2016, at 5:08 PM, E.T. wrote:
>
>
Ramy,
Suggest you open VMware settings for your Windows VM and explore.
VNware is set up with defaults which of course you can change. The
defaults are just a starting point.
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open v m fusion make sure fus is running and windows is off you can see all
this in the vertual machine menu
now with that set go to the vertual machine menu and down to settings and open
that and you will find the setting to change the amount of memory used by the v
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> On Mar 11, 2016, at 5:5
Problem I had was I could not see where to get back to installing
Windows after changing defaults, namely, disk size. So took the defaults
and its all done. I may be ok with the default disk size, will see.
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There’s a checkbox at the end of the assistant for customising the VM. When
checked, and after you’ve saved the VM on disk, the Settings window should pop
open and you’ll be able to poke the hardware into form. Once done, set it
booting by starting the VM.
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Starting the install of Windows. Where is the option to change the
size which is 60gigs by default in the settings? I am having a bit of
trouble navigating that area.
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