Next image shows the VNC remote during the booting of Windows XP. Next image shows the VNC remote during the installation of Windows XP. Type the IP Address with Port No of the machine where your VMware workstation is installed. Open the RealVNC by double clicking on the executable. Step 3: Next download VNC viewer for the RealVNC.

Look about the port no also, it is important to take remote. Step 2 : Go to Second tab Options -> VNC connections -> Enable VNC connection.

Go to menu VM -> Settings or After creating the virtual machine you will get the window for powering on, below of power on you will get a option for Edit virtual machine. This post will help you to setup the VNC screen for VMware Workstation. If you are working on the console of the VMware Workstation you can’t easily switch between VMware and other application on the host computer,this will help to over come the worry about Ctrl+Alt for taking the cursor out or other issues. This is not exact of taking the VNC during the normal OS installation or booting, this about taking VNC remote desktop of the during OS installation on VMware Workstation. So much for first impressions with your first post in this forum.Normally VNC can be used to take the remote screen of the other machine where VNC server installed. While what you said regarding -s ='false' is true with, as an example, VMware Player 4.0.4 nonetheless it's not applicable to this particular and quite dated discussion thread as VMware Player 2.0.4 did not have built-in VNC capabilities like other VMware Products did at that time.

Secondly I can tell you as a fact that VMware Player 2.0.4, the product version of this discussion thread, did not execute the vmware-vmx process using -s ='false' and what RDPetruska said on 10:52 AM was certainly more true then what you've said when put in proper context! FixFoxy wrote: The answer is not true, as the player starts vmware-vmx.exe with -s ='false' and overrides your vmx-settings.įirst of all I have to say that it's a bit ridiculous to jump into a thread that is weeks shy of being 4 years old and make assumptions that VMware Player 2.0.4, which is what JustBiteMe2k was using on 9:12 AM when this thread was started, executed the same command line arguments for the vmware-vmx process as it does today!

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