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Step 4: Boot virtual machine from USB drive. Press F10 to save boot order changes in virtual machine. Use the “ +” key to move the USB disk to the first place in the hard disk boot device.ĥ. Now it is set as a hard disk, so please expand the hard disk and choose the USB disk from it.Ĥ. Move to Boot option, and use arrow key to choose boot device (USB drive). Click virtual machine and right-click Power > Power on to Firmware to open computer boot order settings.ģ.

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Remember firstly click USB drive at the right-bottom side to connect from host, because USB flash drive is usually connected to host but not virtual machine b default. Follow the same steps on how to connect USB to Mac OS X on VMware.Ģ.

Connect USB flash drive to virtual machine. Step 3: Power on to Firmware and change boot order.ġ. Click Next and a physical disk is created. Run Command Prompt as administrator and type “ diskpart” in CMD window to confirm the disk name of flash drive on your computer.ĥ. Q: How can you make sure which physical disk is the USB disk? Select a physical disk for this virtual machine to use and use entire disk. Use a physical disk (for advanced users).Ĥ. Select a virtual disk type: Recommended.ģ. Step 2: Add a hard disk to virtual machine via VM > Settings.Ģ. Step 1: Open target virtual machine you need to boot from USB on VMware. Open VMware workstation and choose the virtual machine you want to change boot order. Section 1: Boot a VMware virtual machine from a USB drive

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Section 2: Boot a Virtual Machine from CD/DVD(ISO Image) on VMwareĪfter successfully booting virtual machine from USB/CD, you will be able to run OS or programs from USB/CD to install/reinstall/repair Windows system, or reset Windows password on VMWare workstation.

Section 1: Boot a Virtual Machine from USB on VMware.

How to boot a VM virtual machine from external drive, such as USB or CD(ISO image)? Follow the introductions in this article. So, in order to boot Virtual Machine from specified device, such as USB flash drive, you have to add the removal device, USB flash drive as hard disk on specified virtual machine. However, the virtual machine is still set to boot from hard disk at first by default, and then CD/DVD-ROM. And then take it to unlock your computer when it is locked because of incorrect login user or password.īut there are still some differences between them, such as booting virtual machine from external drive, USB drive or CD/DVD-ROM(ISO image) is different from booting host physical computer from USB or CD. Firstly make sure whether the third-party Windows password recovery tools really works.

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And the most attractive feature of virtual machine is that you can run it as you are using host machine.įor example, you can run iSunshare Windows Password Genius on Windows 10 to reset Windows password in VM Workstation.

By installing or running rarely-used programs on virtual machine but not your host machine, you can release the space the programs occupy while you close the apps or virtual machine. Virtual machine is an effective solution to improve system performance. Why we need to boot a virtual machine from USB or CD on VMware, such as boot Windows 10 or Mac OS X from USB or CD on VMware Workstation? Since you are booted from the Snow Leopard DVD you should be able to continue immediately without having to reboot your system.What we need to know before USB/CD boot a VM in VMware?

Revert the change by dragging the same resizing corner back to the bottom, and click "apply."Īfter this is done, quit out of Disk Utility and try installing Snow Leopard again.

Click "Apply" to change the partition's size.

Resize the partition by selecting the volume name in the rectangular volume representation and drag the bottom-right corner of it to change its size.

Select your boot device (the device above the boot volume name), and select the "Partition" tab.

Then launch "Disk Utility" from the "Utilities" menu and perform the following steps:

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Although when the install starts it shows the size of the partion to be the smaller (temporary) size, it is not and the install completes with no issues.īoot from the Snow Leopard DVD and select your language.

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Note when I first resized the partion (comment above) I did not 'apply', this time I did and then resized back to the original full size and hit 'apply' again. The extract from that article below worked for me.