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Create a second desktop in a secure and safe environment, with various security settings and tools, and network configurations to ensure that your host system is secure while surfing the internet. I graduated from VMware Player where I had set Memory to 3GB and I could have sworn things were opening and installing faster than it is in Workstation, The only things I increased were Cores 1 > 2, Memory 3GB > 4GB and HDD space 50GB > 100GBĪlso I had VMware Player running on an internal SATA 3Gb/s connected Hard Disk Drive versus Workstation on a USB 3.0 external Drive, that clearly has more free space than the internal.Faculty and students from accredited educational institutions can access VMware Workstation Player for free when they belong to the Academic Program of VMware.

Should I have set the Memory higher? as I do not know if this slider is for the OS or VMware. I built my PC with 32GB RAM and have set the Slider in VMware to only 4096MB, is this fine? I assumed 32-bit windows would only see 4GB so that influenced my choice. My main problem stems from the fact that I'm not really sure what the Memory portion of the VMware Setup means, is this the Memory WinXp will use or VMware? I've setup everything and everything seems to be working well. Going to be using it mostly for games, especially old ones that don't run well on my host Win7 Ult.Ed 64-bit.

Just recently jumped onto the VMware bandwagon.

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