I just thought i try out a VM and im having a little trouble. :/
When I start my VM, I get an error stating that no boot medium was found. How do I solve this?
Newbie Question
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Gizmotist
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Newbie Question
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FrodoHobbits
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Re: Newb question here.
More info needed.
What OS are you trying to install as the guest?
Start by reading the manual
What OS are you trying to install as the guest?
Start by reading the manual
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BillG
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Re: Newb question here.
A virtual machine is just like a physical one. It can't do much until you install an operating system. What OS do you plan to use? Do you have the install media? Is it a physical CD/DVD?
Bill
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Gizmotist
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Re: Newb question here.
Now that i read more about this and youtube some of it.
Im currently downloading a Windows 7 ultimate (32-bit) os.
So what im understanding I need to have say my OS on my desktop(or in any place) and when i first start up my VC i should make it where it loads the OS and not say like Host Disk D:
Also if thats true to my question above, do i have to find a torrent of say Windows 7 ultimate 32 bit for it to work?
Im currently downloading a Windows 7 ultimate (32-bit) os.
So what im understanding I need to have say my OS on my desktop(or in any place) and when i first start up my VC i should make it where it loads the OS and not say like Host Disk D:
Also if thats true to my question above, do i have to find a torrent of say Windows 7 ultimate 32 bit for it to work?
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Perryg
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Re: Newbie Question
You can go to Microsoft and download a trial version or you can go out an buy a legal copy.
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Gizmotist
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Re: Newbie Question
okay thanks, im starting to get the hang of using this 