Select a Disk: Select create a new virtual disk Select a Disk Type: There is 5 type of disks, but SCSI is recommended for Windows 10 64bit. Select I/O controller Types: LSI Logic SAS is recommended for Windows 10 64bit. Network Type: There is 4 type of networks which you can set up, however, network address translation (NAT) is quite common. Memory for Virtual Machine: We can assign up to 64 GB memory but 4 GB to 8 GB is enough for Windows 10. Processor Configuration: Select 1 processor core which is quite enough for Windows 10 We can change this path in the Edit menu by selecting preferences.įirmware Type: We will select UEFI which more powerful and has advanced features. By default, the path is the document folder of logged in user. Name the Virtual Machine: We need to enter a virtual machine name and location where this virtual machine will store. If you want to install now, then select the browse option and select operating system media in ISO format.Įasy Install information: This is optional to provide this information to automate the installation, if you will provide this information, Windows 10 will be installed and activated automatically. Guest Operating System Installation: We can choose either we want to install an operating system now or later. We will choose the custom to change option according to our requirements.Ĭreate a Workstation 15.x virtual machine in a few easy steps.Ĭreate a virtual machine with advanced options, such as SCSI controller type, virtual disk type, and compatibility with older VMware products.Ĭhoose the Virtual Machine Hardware Compatibility: We are installing the latest Operating system so we don’t need to change any option and select next. Once again, we will have two types of configurations to create a virtual machine in VMware Workstation.

Select “Create a New Virtual Machine” large button.

Select the File menu and select “New Virtual Machine”.

We have two approaches to create a VM in VMware Workstation. It’s quite easy to create a new virtual machine in VMware Workstation. VMware Workstation Pro is a virtualization software (hosted on Windows and Linux) that allows users to run virtual machines, containers, and Kubernetes clusters.

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