how to transfer files from computer to vmware?
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['Create a folder in your Windows file system that you want to use as the share. ... ', 'Power down the VM shutting down Ubuntu.', 'Select your VM in VMware Player and click Edit virtual machine settings.', 'In the Options tab click Shared Folders in the left hand pane.']
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Mount a shared folder that's on the Windows host onto Ubuntu. That way you don't even need to copy them. Go to Virtual Machine » Virtual Machine Settings » Shared Folders. The easiest way to do is to install the VMware Tools in Ubuntu, then you are able to drag the file into the Ubuntu VM.
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['Click the Start menu on your PC and search for Remote Desktop Connection.', 'Launch Remote Desktop Connection and click on Show Options.', 'Select the Local Resources tab and click More.', 'Under Drives, check the box for your C: drive or the drives that contain the files you will transfer and click OK.']
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Press Ctrl - Alt to move the cursor outside the BIOS menu, and then click the VMRC drop-down menu. Select Removable Devices->CD/DVD drive 1, and then select Connect to the disk image file (ISO). Select the ISO file from your workstation. Press F10 to confirm and save your changes.
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['Click Open Folder to View Files.', 'In Windows Explorer, select the file(s) you want to transfer.', 'Click a folder arrow to locate the subfolder you want to use to store the file(s).', 'To move the file, press and hold the Shift key and drag it to the folder.', 'Release the mouse button and Shift key.']
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Use Edit of Virtual PC software for simply drag the file from host to desktop of virtual system. Simply copy any file from local system, and paste it on the VM- virtual machine's desktop, You can then use it.
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['Click the Tools tab.', 'In the Windows Tools section, click Remote Control.', 'Click Connect against the name of a computer to connect remotely to it.', 'On the top of the remote-connection screen, click File Transfer.', 'Select the required file from a folder from your computer.', 'Click to transfer it to a folder in the remote computer.']
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['Run your Host OS and launch VM VirtualBox.', 'Start your Guest OS in which you want to share drives/folders and files contained in them.', 'Click on "Devices" tab provided on the VM VirtualBox taskbar and select "Shared Folders" from the drop-down list.']
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In vSphere Client – Click Inventory > Virtual Machine > Guest > Install/Upgrade VMware Tools. In vSphere Web Client – Click All Actions icon > Configuration > Install/Upgrade VMware Tools. In vSphere Host Client - Click Actions > Guest OS from the drop-down menu, and select Install VMware Tools.
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['Run EaseUS Todo PCTrans on both PCs. On the source PC, select "PC to PC" on the main screen of EaseUS Todo PCTrans and move on.', 'Connect two computers. ... ', 'Select apps, programs, and software and transfer to the target computer.']
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VirtualBox to VMware Select the virtual machine you want to export and provide a location for it. VirtualBox will create a nOpen Virtualization Format Archive (OVA file) that VMware can import. ... To import the OVA file in VMware, click the Open a Virtual Machine option and browse to your OVA file.
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['Open VirtualBox.', 'Right-click your VM, then click Settings.', 'Go to Shared Folders section.', 'Add a new shared folder.', 'On Add Share prompt, select the Folder Path in your host that you want to be accessible inside your VM.', 'In the Folder Name field, type shared.', 'Uncheck Read-only and Auto-mount, and check Make Permanent.']
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['a. Connect to the remote computer.', 'b. Drag the file to transfer from the computer that has the file on it.', 'c. Move it to either the local screen or the window displaying the remote computer.', 'd. Drop the file. It will now be transferred.']
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['Select the transfer mode. ... ', 'Connect the two computers. ... ', 'Choose the files you want to transfer.']
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After the VMware tools are installed, open the “Player” menu, point to the “Manage” menu, and then select the “Virtual Machine Settings” option. In the “Virtual Machine Settings” window, switch to the “Options” tab and select the “Shared Folders” setting on the left-hand side.
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['Share network folders.', 'Transfer files with FTP.', 'Securely copy files via SSH.', 'Share data using sync software.', 'Use shared folders in your Linux virtual machine.']
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['Download and install VMWare Workstation. ... ', 'Download VMWare unlocker and run windows/install. ... ', 'Convert Mac OS X image (Mountain Lion in my case) from . ... ', 'Create VM for Mac OS X and choose created Mac OS X . ... ', 'Run Virtual Machine and install Mac OS X (described in mentioned article).']