VMware's background boot

VMware interface starts, consumes a lot of resources, I believe the background start is the way you like, simple introduction of the following several commonly used commands are as follows:

Open the DOS window and execute the following command:

Go to the Virtual machine installation directory: CD C:\Program Files (x86) \VMware\VMware Workstation
Start: vmrun-t ws start "C:\UBUNTU/UBUNTU.VMX" Nogui

[Description: C:\UBUNTU/UBUNTU.VMX is the Ubuntu system you created in the virtual machine, the following same]
To see if it started successfully: Tasklist|findstr VMware
[Description: This is the UNIX system in the Ps-ef|grep "VMware"]

Normal shutdown: Vmrun stop "C:\UBUNTU/UBUNTU.VMX" soft
Force shutdown: Vmrun Stop "C:\UBUNTU/UBUNTU.VMX" hard
Suspend hibernation: Vmrun suspend "c:\ubuntu/ubuntu.vmx" hard | Soft

List running virtual machines: Vmrun List

The above is to make our common use of the operation, but each time the input is certainly more troublesome, write a bat script, convenient many, paste out as follows:

:: Start vmware 

@echo s:start vmware p:stop vmware
@set/P select= input:
@if "%select%" = = "s" goto start
@if "%select%" = = "P" goto stop

: Stop
    CD C:\Program Files (x86) \vmware\vmware Workstation
    vmrun Stop "c:\ubuntu/ Ubuntu.vmx "Hard
    @echo stop succeed!
    Pause
    exit
: Start
    CD C:\Program Files (x86) \vmware\vmware Workstation
    vmrun list
    vmrun-t ws Start "C:\UBUNTU/UBUNTU.VMX" Nogui
    tasklist|findstr vmware
    @echo start succeed!
    Pause
    Exit

Not familiar with bat script, writing is ugly, but available.

OK, good luck to everyone.