Briefly
Many children's shoes, developed with Windows system computers, install a virtual machine on their computer and use it as a server in a Linux system.
But every time the computer boot to restart the virtual machine power, it is not cost-effective. Now, Bishop Bo. On the Windows system, set up VMware boot automatically, and the virtual machine will start.
The first step
We first install the virtual machine and then set up a desktop shortcut,
We now find the virtual machine system that we want to boot up, for example, I started the Mac system setup,C:\Users\93202\Documents\Virtual machines\macos 10.12\macos 10.12.vmx
Locate the virtual machine path that you want to start,
Step Two
We found the virtual machine on the desktop and then--right---properties--Target,
Take my example: add-X in the catalog and then write the path to the virtual machine system that we just copied to
"C:\Program Files (x86) \VMware\VMware Workstation\vmware.exe"-X "C:\Users\93202\Documents\Virtual Machines\macos 10.12\macos 10.12.VMX "
There are spaces between the two paths that need attention, and-X is run-X is full-screen.
Next we click Apply, then we will prompt the administrator to run, click Continue.
We can double-click the virtual machine icon to see the effect.
Step Three
C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup or %programdata%\microsoft\windows\ Start Menu\Programs\Startup Click Enter,
Now that the startup item is empty, we drag the icon of the virtual machine directly over the
Click Continue
Now we are done, restart the computer to try!
Windows system settings virtual machines boot and run virtual systems