Since UEFI is more common for new build versions of Windows, VMware Workstation has automatically selected this option.Īdditionally, check the Secure Boot option to make your virtual system more secure and continue. Here, the BIOS option was selected by default in older build versions of Windows 10. In the Firmware Type window, you can adjust the operating system boot settings. However, installing and storing virtual machines on your computer’s physical SSD or NVMe disk will be more organized and more efficient. It would be more logical and catchy to write the name and version of the operating system you will install in the Name the VM window.Īlso, if your computer’s storage device is large in size, you can continue with the location configured by default. If you have 64 Bit ISO file of the Windows 10 operating system, you need to select “Windows 10 圆4” in the Version section of this window. In the Select a Guest Operating System window, you must first check the type of operating system you will install and then select the version you want to install. This option is mostly preferred by professional users who know all the settings well. I will install the operating system later: If you choose to add the operating system installation media to the VM later, you must manually configure all settings.
In the Choose the Virtual Machine Hardware Compatibility window, the Workstation 17.0 version is selected by default because VMware Workstation 17 Pro is installed. Here, check the Custom (Advanced) option to review the more advanced settings, and then click the Next button. In the VM wizard, you are asked which configuration type you want to continue. Or, click on the Create a New Virtual Machine option that you see directly on the main screen and start the wizard to install or create a virtual machine. Open VMware Workstation Pro and click File then New VM from the tool menu to start the wizard.
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