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My review of VMware Free Player 3.0 and tutorial on creating a virtual machine.

Nov.22, 2009 in Computer, Computer Tutorials, Linux, Microsoft Windows, Operating Systems, Software, System Utilities, Tutorials, Ubuntu, Virtualization, software tutorial Leave a Comment

VMware released it’s latest VMware player which is free for users to use. It is a strip down version of VMware Workstation which is VMware paid virtualization software.
 The biggest improvement in VMware player is the ability to easily create VMware Virtual Machines from an Install CD, or an CD ISO image file that you can download [...]

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New tuturials for Virtual Box, unlocking Windows registry keys, and installing and updating Ubuntu to my Website

Apr.13, 2009 in Computer, Computer Certifications, Computer Tutorials, Hardware Tutorials, Linux, Microsoft Windows, Operating Systems, Software, System Utilities, Tutorials, Ubuntu, Virtualization, software tutorial Leave a Comment

April 11, 2009

Tutorial for seting up a new virtual drive for Sun Virtual Box
This tutorial shows you the steps you need to take to prepare virtual box for making a new virtual drive, so you can virtualize a Operating System like Ubuntu within Windows without the need to resize your hard drive partitions, or format your [...]

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Windows VMware Player Virtualization Virtual Machine tuturial

Dec.23, 2008 in Computer, Computer Certifications, Computer Tutorials, Hardware Tutorials, Linux, Microsoft Windows, Operating Systems, Software, Ubuntu, Virtualization, software tutorial Leave a Comment

VMware Player is a free Virtualization program for everyone to use. It lacks some of the functions of the paid version, but is a good program to introduce people and companies to the advantages Virtualization have to offer.

Virtualization is the process of using software to run an Operating System within an Operating System without the [...]

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