Tips: What if you forget the password you set just now? Take it easy. But make sure you create a strong password that's easy to remember just in case others can guess it and you forget it. Step 21: Create a local account you use to login Windows 10 installed in this virtual machine.

Step 20: When all settings are finished, the following screen appears. Patiently wait for a while and don't turn off this virtual machine. Step 19: Immediately Windows 10 starts and displays Hi, We're settings things up for you. Step 18: After the configuration, the virtual machine will restart again and display the screen below. Step 17: A few minutes later, the virtual machine will restart to continue installing Windows 10. Step 16: Now Windows 10 installation process is on in this virtual machine. Step 15: Select Custom: Install Windows only (advanced). Check I accept the license terms and click Next. Step 14: It shows Setup is starting on the screen and then displays the license terms. Step 11: Click Power on this virtual machine. Step 10: Specify memory for the virtual machine, at least 2 GB. Step 8: Specify disk capacity and select Store virtual disk as a single file. Step 7: Name the virtual machine and specify a location for it.

Step 6: Select Microsoft Windows as the Guest operating system. It's just because Windows 10 hasn't been added in the previous versions of VMware Workstation. Tips: You will notice a warning message saying it could not detect the operating system. Step 5: So Windows 10 installation ISO image file is added in the virtual machine. Step 4: Navigate to the location of the Windows 10 ISO image file. Step 3: Select Installer disc image file (iso). Step 2: Select Typical (recommended) and click Next. Step 1: Launch VMware Workstation software. You can choose from the 32-bit version and 64-bit version. Get it from Microsoft Windows 10 download page. How to install Windows 10 in a virtual machineįirstly prepare a Windows 10 ISO image file. Here I will use VMware Workstation to show how to install Windows 10 Enterprise in a virtual machine. Make sure you've installed a virtual machine such as VMware Workstation or VirtualBox on your computer. You might as well install Windows 10 in a virtual machine to experience it and then decide whether you should upgrade on your physical computer. Don't rush to upgrade if you still have concerns. Some Windows 7 users are also itching to have a try. Many people have been thinking ' Should I upgrade to Windows 10 from Windows 8.1'. How to Install Windows 10 Enterprise in a Virtual Machine

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