Virtual machine configuration

First you do not need to use your computer to do experiments, you can download a virtual machine

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First, the hardware configuration requirements for virtual machine VMware.

The configuration requirements for VMware are as follows. CPU: Minimum frequency 266MB, recommended P3 1GHz; Memory: Minimum 128MB, recommended 512MB; HDD: Minimum free space 600MB, recommended free space 5GB; operating system: Must be a Windows NT kernel operating system, recommended for Windows 2000 SP2 above version. XP can also be used.

Look at the hardware configuration you can click on My Computer-properties to see. In properties there is-hardware-Device Manager. There's all the hardware configuration messages in it. You can download a master winows optimization tools such as rabbit magic to see configuration information, as for hardware, later

Prepare a virtual machine installed, download winows2003 ISO file Baidu search. Don't ghost.

Step one: Start VMware and click "New Virtual Machine" on the Home Page tab of its main interface

Step two: Click "Next" button to enter the virtual machine configuration interface, there are two choices: first, "typical" way, it automatically adjusts the configuration according to the use of the virtual machine; the second is "custom", which allows the user to set the main parameters of the virtual machine. A typical approach is simpler than a custom approach, but lacks some flexibility. For convenience, here we choose the typical way.

Step three: Click the Next button to enter the virtual machine operating System selection interface to see Windows, Linux, Novell and many different systems

Step Fourth: Click Next, and in the next interface, you can take a name for the new virtual machine

Fifth step: Click Next, there are four options in the network type interface: "Use bridging Network", "Use network address translation Nat", "Use only host network", "Do not use network connections." The network connection mode can be modified at any time, so you can choose one of them first.

Sixth step: Click "Next", Next will require the user to set the size of the hard disk, the software default size of 4GB, can be based on the actual hard disk space to increase or decrease. Finally click the Finish button to return to the VMware main interface

Seventh Step: The following is the virtual machine installation system to make it work like a real computer. Before installing, set up the optical drive of the virtual machine first. Double-click the CD-ROM item under devices to open the configuration window and load the downloaded ISO file to start

Reboot the system and set the optical drive as the first boot disk, save the settings and reboot. (On the boot point keyboard del into the BIOS setup interface, which has the motherboard settings, as well as the disk boot priority)

Enter BIOS setup and basic options

After you turn on the computer or restart your computer, when you display "waiting ..." on the screen, press the "Del" key to enter the CMOS settings interface. Note that if you press too late, the computer will start the system, only to restart the computer. You can press and hold the DELETE key immediately after the power-on until you enter the CMOS. After entering, you can use the arrow keys to move the cursor to select the CMOS settings interface options, and then press ENTER into the secondary menu, with the ESC key to return the parent menus, with Page UP and PAGE DOWN keys to select specific options, F10 key to retain and exit the BIOS settings.

STANDARD CMOS Setup (standard CMOS settings)

Used to set the date, time, soft disk size, type of work, and display type

BIOS FEATURES Setup (BIOS feature Setup)

Use to set BIOS special features such as virus warning, boot disk priority, etc.

Chipset FEATURES Setup (chipset feature setting)

Used to set CPU work-related parameters

Power MANAGEMENT Setup (electricity saving function setting)

Used to set the power saving function of the CPU, hard disk, monitor and so on

Pnp/pci CONFIGURATION (Plug and Play devices and PCI configuration settings)

Used to set up interrupts for ISA and other Plug and Play devices and other deviations

Load BIOS DEFAULTS (load BIOS defaults)

This option is used to load BIOS initial setting values

Load oprimum settings (Load Motherboard BIOS factory Setup)

This is the most basic setup of the BIOS to determine the fault range

Integrated peripherals (built-in integration equipment peripheral settings)