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# Select the first Hard Disk (not the 127GB one we just added) and click the '''Remove''' button.<br />[[File:Vmw15-16.png]]<br /><br /> | # Select the first Hard Disk (not the 127GB one we just added) and click the '''Remove''' button.<br />[[File:Vmw15-16.png]]<br /><br /> | ||
# Select the new Hard Disk, click the '''Advanced''' button, and change the Virtual device node dropdown menu to '''SCSI 0:0''' (this should be the first option in the list, you may have to scroll up).<br />[[File:Vmw15-17.png]]<br /><br /> | # Select the new Hard Disk, click the '''Advanced''' button, and change the Virtual device node dropdown menu to '''SCSI 0:0''' (this should be the first option in the list, you may have to scroll up).<br />[[File:Vmw15-17.png]]<br /><br /> | ||
# In the folder you chose for the VM in step 4, you will find a *.vmx file, open this in Notepad or any text editor, and add {{ms|1 = firmware = "efi"}} as a new line at the bottom, then save and close the file.<br />[[File:Vmw15-18.png]]<br /><br /> | # In the folder you chose for the VM in step 4, you will '''find a *.vmx file, open this in Notepad''' or any text editor, and add {{ms|1 = firmware = "efi"}} as a new line at the bottom, then save and close the file.<br />[[File:Vmw15-18.png]]<br /><br /><!-- lol mediawiki templates --> | ||
# Run the VM, and continue with server configuration from the readme file on the desktop. The Administrator password is {{ms|coh123!}} | # '''Run the VM''', and continue with server configuration from the readme file on the desktop. The Administrator password is {{ms|coh123!}} |
Latest revision as of 14:45, 15 May 2019
- Open VMWare 15 and click Create a New Virtual Machine.
- Select "I will install the operating system later" and click Next.
- Choose Windows Server 2012 from the dropdown menu and click Next.
- Choose a name and location for your VM, and make a note of the location you choose for a later step.
- The options you select here do not matter, just click Next.
- Click the Customize Hardware button.
- Change Memory to 8192MB (you can also just click 8GB to the left of the slider).
- Click on Processors, and change the number of cores to 4.
- Click on Network Adapter, and select the Bridged option. Then click the Close button.
- Click Finish to close this window.
- Right click on the VM you've just created, and select Settings.
- The Hardware window will reopen, click the Add button.
- Choose Hard Disk, and click Next.
- Select SCSI as the disk type, and click Next.
- Select "Use an existing virtual disk," and click Next.
- Select the VMWare v2 image you downloaded (it must be extracted from the 7z archive first), and click Finish.
- Select the first Hard Disk (not the 127GB one we just added) and click the Remove button.
- Select the new Hard Disk, click the Advanced button, and change the Virtual device node dropdown menu to SCSI 0:0 (this should be the first option in the list, you may have to scroll up).
- In the folder you chose for the VM in step 4, you will find a *.vmx file, open this in Notepad or any text editor, and add
firmware = "efi"
as a new line at the bottom, then save and close the file. - Run the VM, and continue with server configuration from the readme file on the desktop. The Administrator password is
coh123!