Step 8) On this screen we set the maximum disk size as well as a single or multiple file preference. In my case I purchased a new Windows 10 Pro 64 Bit OEM disk, which you'll find on here: Step 3) The next step is to click on “Create a New Virtual Machine”: Step 4) Then choose Typical, and click on Next: Step 5) On this screen is where you'll select your OS DVD or ISO, and click on Next: Step 6) If VMware is unable to identify your OS, be sure to choose the correct one from the list: Step 7) Now name your virtual machine, and choose where you would like to store it: Note: You'll want to be sure the destination you choose has enough space to host your VM. Step 2) Next, you'll need your operating system installation DVD or ISO. Step 1) The first step is to open VMware Workstation, which can be purchased here: Note: The free “Player” version is available here for non-commercial, personal and home use, and is limited to running a single virtual machine.

In this article I'll walk you through creating a Windows 10 Virtual Machine using VMware Workstation.

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