Installing Windows XP in VMware Workstation

&http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/37954.html ">nbsp; VMware Workstation is a powerful desktop virtual computer software that provides the best solution for users to run different operating systems simultaneously on a single desktop and to develop, test, and deploy new applications. VMware workstation can simulate a complete network environment on a physical machine, as well as a portable virtual machine, with better flexibility and advanced technology than any other virtual computer software on the market. For enterprise IT developers and system administrators, VMware's features in virtual networks, real-time snapshots, drag-and-drop shared folders, and PXE support make it an essential tool.

VMware Workstation allows the operating system (OS) and Applications (creator) to run inside a single virtual machine. Virtual machines are discrete environments that run host operating systems independently. In VMware Workstation, you can load a virtual machine in a single window that can run its own operating system and applications. You can switch between multiple virtual machines running on the desktop, through a network sharing virtual machines (such as a corporate local area network), suspending and resuming virtual machines, and exiting the virtual machines-all of which will not affect your host operations and any operating system or applications it is running.

The first step is to configure the virtual machine.

Note that you must select a system mirror or a ghost

This is the size of the hard drive I choose 10G but 10G is enough.