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Other tools in the package support synchronization of time in the guest operating system with time on the host, automatic grabbing and releasing of the mouse cursor, copying and pasting between guest and host, and improved mouse performance in some guest operating systems. The installers for VMware Tools for Windows, Linux, Free. BSD and Net. Ware guest operating systems are built into VMware Workstation as ISO image files. An ISO image file looks like a CD ROM to your guest operating system and even appears as a CD ROM in Windows Explorer. You do not use an actual CD ROM to install VMware Tools, nor do you need to download the CD ROM image or burn a physical CD ROM of this image file. VMware Tools for Windows supports Windows 9. Windows 9. 8, Windows Me, Windows NT 4. Windows 2. 00. 0, Windows XP and Windows Server 2. When you choose File Install VMware Tools from the VMware Workstation menu, VMware Workstation temporarily connects the virtual machines first virtual CD ROM drive to the ISO image file that contains the VMware Tools installer for your guest operating system and begins the installation process. VMware Tools for Windows Guests. VMware Tools for Windows Guests. The detailed steps for installing VMware Tools depend on the version of Windows you are running. The steps that follow show how to install VMware Tools in a Windows XP guest. Some steps that are automated in newer versions of Windows must be performed manually in Windows 9x and Windows NT. Note If you are running VMware Workstation on a Windows host, and your virtual machine has only one CD ROM drive, the CD ROM drive must be configured as an IDE or SCSI CD ROM drive. It cannot be configured as a generic SCSI device. To add an IDE or SCSI CD ROM drive, see Adding, Configuring and Removing Devices in a Virtual Machine. For information about generic SCSI, see Connecting to a Generic SCSI Device. Installing VMware Tools in a Windows Guest Operating System. Installing VMware Tools in a Windows Guest Operating System. Power on the virtual machine. When the guest operating system starts, prepare your virtual machine to install VMware Tools. Choose File Install VMware Tools. The remaining steps take place inside the virtual machine. If you have autorun enabled in your guest operating system the default setting for Windows operating systems, a dialog box appears after a few seconds. It asks if you want to install VMware Tools. Click Yes to launch the Install. Shield wizard. If autorun is not enabled, the dialog box does not appear automatically. If it doesnt appear, run the VMware Tools installer. Click Start Run and enter D setupsetup. D is your first virtual CD ROM drive. Note You do not use an actual CD ROM to install VMware Tools, nor do you need to download the CD ROM image or burn a physical CD ROM of this image file. The VMware Workstation software contains an ISO image that looks like a CD ROM to your guest operating system and even appears as a CD ROM in Windows Explorer. This image contains all the files needed to install VMware Tools in your guest operating system. When you finish installing VMware Tools, this image file no longer appears in your CD ROM drive. Follow the on screen instructions. On Windows Server 2. Windows Me, Windows 9. SE and Windows 9. SVGA driver is installed automatically and the guest operating system uses it after it reboots. With Windows 2. 00. Windows XP guests, you do not have to reboot to use the new driver. Additional Steps for Some Versions of Windows When Migrating from Old Disk Versions. Additional Steps for Some Versions of Windows When Migrating from Old Disk Versions. If you are migrating a VMware Workstation 2 disk to VMware Workstation 4 and your guest operating system is Windows NT, Windows Me, Windows 9. Windows 9. 5, you need to configure the video driver by hand. Instructions open automatically in Notepad at the end of the installation process. If the Notepad window is hidden, bring it to the front by clicking the Notepad button on the Windows taskbar. For details, see the steps below that correspond to your guest operating system. After installing VMware Tools, click Finish. The Display Properties dialog box appears. Click the Display Type button. The Display Type dialog box appears. Click the Change button. The Change Display dialog box appears. Select VMware, Inc. Manufacturer list. Select VMware SVGA as the display adapter and click OK. Click Yes in response to the on screen question about third party drivers to install the driver, then click OK to confirm the drivers were installed. Click Close from the Display Type dialog box, then click Close from the Display Properties dialog box. Click Yes to restart Windows NT and start using the new video driver. The VMware Tools background application is launched automatically when you reboot your virtual machine. After installing VMware Tools, click Finish. The Display Settings dialog box appears. Click the Advanced button. Click the Adapter tab. Click the Change button. This starts the Update Device Driver Wizard. The wizard now presents two options. Choose the second option to Specify the location of the driver. Check the Specify a location checkbox. Enter the following path. D videowin. 9x. D is the drive letter for the first virtual CD ROM drive in your virtual machine. Windows Me automatically locates your driver. Select the VMware SVGA II display adapter and click Next. Click Next to install the driver. If you are upgrading a virtual machine created under VMware Workstation 2, you may see a dialog box that warns, The driver you are installing is not specifically designed for the hardware you have. Do you wish to continue Click Yes. After the driver is installed, click Finish. Click Yes to restart Windows Me and start using the new video driver. The VMware Tools background application starts automatically when you reboot your virtual machine. After installing VMware Tools, click Finish. The Display Settings dialog box appears. Click the Advanced button. The Standard Display Adapter VGA Properties dialog box appears. If you are upgrading from a previous version of the VMware drivers, this dialog box is titled VMware SVGA Properties. Click the Adapter tab. Click the Change button. This starts the Update Device Driver Wizard. Click Next. The wizard presents two options. Choose the option to Display a list of all drivers in a specific location. Click Next. Select Have Disk. The Install From Disk dialog box appears. Enter the following path. D videowin. 9x. D is the drive letter for the first virtual CD ROM drive in your virtual machine. Select VMware SVGA display adapter and click OK. Answer Yes to the on screen question, then click Next to install the driver. After the driver is installed, click Finish. Click Close in the SVGA Properties dialog box, then click Close in the Display Settings dialog box. Click Yes to restart Windows 9. The VMware Tools background application starts automatically when you reboot your virtual machine. After installing VMware Tools, click Finish. The Display Settings dialog box appears. Click the Advanced Properties button. The Advanced Display Properties dialog box appears. Click the Change button.