Simple setting allows VMware virtual machines to automatically enter the BIOS

　　VMware installs XP virtual machine, after the hard disk is divided up, it is set up to install the system on CD-ROM, but VMware by default is the hard disk boot, so will not start or other problems exist. so in the BIOS to set into the boot sequence, to set the CD as the first boot. But the VM's boot screen is much faster than the notebook, basically in the 1s, want to enter the BIOS inside also have difficulty.

For the web to open the VM system and then click the window Mad Press F2. I tried and failed to get into the BIOS.

However, there is a solution.

First turn off the system in VMware and open the virtual machine configuration file (. vmx file) with start-Program-attachment-Notepad, which is located in the installed virtual machine directory (not the virtual machine Software directory) and adds a row to the front

Bios.forcesetuponce = "TRUE"

Automatically enter bios! when VMware starts, the parameter is changed from True to False, and if you continue to use the BIOS, then manually change to true;

Or you think the above is not cool enough, you can extend the start screen time. Add in front: Bios.bootdelay = "5000"; 5000 is 5 seconds.