vmware虚拟机启动进入高级选项(vmware虚拟机启动项步骤)

vmwareuefi, many computer novices know nothing about this and do not know how to enter uefi mode. We need it when using a virtual machine to install the Windows 7 system Entering uefi mode. For your question, let the editor of windows7 home tell you how to enable vmware
uefi mode.

1. Create win7. For detailed steps, please refer to Installing the system using vmware virtual machine under Lenovo win7 system, then move the mouse to the left side of windows7
x64, you can find the .vmx file Path:

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2. Open this .vmx file with Notepad, then copy firmware="efi" to the .vmx file, then save and exit:

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3. Open the virtual machine and press ESC on the screen, and the interface shown below will appear. If you install it using the vmware virtual machine installation system under the win7 system The system has converted the partition to gpt format, then just press Enter under Continue:

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4. If you still want to test uefi, then press Enter under BootManager Car:

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5. The interface shown in the figure below appears. If you plug in the U disk, you can select EFIVMwareVirtualSCSIHard
Driver(1.0) and press Enter. Enter the uefi mode of the USB disk:

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The above is the specific content of how to enable vmware
uefi mode. Through the above Tutorial, I believe everyone will use vmware virtual machine to install the system under win7 system. In fact, the virtual machine installation system is also very simple. As long as you follow the editor's method, it will be done quickly. I hope this article will help you how to start it. vmware
uefi mode helps.

When Vmware installs the XP virtual machine, after partitioning the hard disk, it is set to boot from the CD to install the system, but vmware defaults to booting from the hard disk , so it may not start or other problems may exist. Therefore, you need to enter the bios to set the startup sequence, and set the CD as the first startup item. However, the startup screen of vm is much faster than that of notebook, basically within 1 second. It is also difficult to enter the bios. .

As mentioned on the Internet, open the vm system and then click on the window and press f2. I haven't been able to enter the bios after trying it.

However, there are solutions.

First shut down the system in Vmware, use Start-Programs-Accessories-Notepad to open the virtual machine configuration file (.vmx file), which is located in the installed virtual machine directory (not the virtual machine software directory) , add a line at the front

etupOnce="TRUE"

It will automatically enter the BIOS after booting! However, after VMware starts, it will change this parameter from TRUE to FALSE. If If you want to continue using the BIOS, just manually change it to TRUE;

Or if you think the above is not cool enough, you can extend the startup screen time. Add at the front: lay="5000"; 5000 is 5 seconds.