Shoutbox

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Originally posted by rm rulz

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Originally posted by MeEtc
When the virtual machine boots, press Ctrl-Alt-Ins to send a Ctrl-Alt-Del command. This will reboot VM Player, and bring you back to the BIOS page...
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Then just press F2 to change it permanently

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have u actually tried this cus when i tried it it made no difference

EDIT: i actually went into the bios and changed the boot sequence but it still boots from Intel E1000 (and yes i did save before exiting setup)

EDIT 2: I now have screenie showing you i have changed the boot sequence but it still boots from Intel E1000

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the boot sequence is fine it's fact that it's not detecting a cd in the drive.

it's exactly what happened to me,
post your vmx file & drive letters & i'll give it a go

ok my optical drive letter is D:

Download VMX

try this one

this one is another one some setting may be a tiny bit different but it's more likely to work

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Originally posted by xen0h
try this one

this one is another one some setting may be a tiny bit different but it's more likely to work

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zomg thank you so much it worked.

btw the reason why i didnt reply earlier was because i was on holiday in Phillip Island

np told you, you were doing it wrong that one was done using notepad and vmware workstation,

is it ok with every1 if i take them off the webserver?

wdz if you read this, plz allow vmx file uploads and i'll happily upload a copy

fine with me i saved them on my computer.
thanks for helping me xen0h

that's what the comunity's for
thanx for repping me

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Originally posted by xen0h
that's what the comunity's for
thanx for repping me

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np u deserve it
anyway i cant seem to change the screen resolution of the vm, when i change it and i click ok, nothing happens but it thinks it has changed resolution

yeah for the first time today that happened with my xp vm it used to be auto adjusting if i find a fix i'll post it here

[edit: change the resolution and that fixes it but i'm sure i had an auto adjusting one at some point]

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Originally posted by xen0h
yeah for the first time today that happened with my xp vm it used to be auto adjusting if i find a fix i'll post it here

[edit: change the resolution and that fixes it but i'm sure i had an auto adjusting one at some point]

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na when i change the resolution it just stays the same, but the vm thinks it has changed