Although VMware is a paid software, it has a free version for non-commercial use. If you use virtual machines for everyday purposes, VMware Workstation Player will be the most suitable solution for you.Īfter this introduction, let's start the guide with the download step.1 GHz or faster 64-Bit CPU (2 GHz recommended).When using a virtual machine, you need to left-click on its screen to activate and make accessible it. When working on a VM, you'll need to return to your main OS often, and in these times, you can hit CTRL + ALT combination on your keyboard. To download the installation file, click here first, and then click the Download Now link on the bottom of the VMware page as shown in the image below.Īfter doing that, your cursor will focus on your main OS, and you'll be able to use it.įirstly, we need the installation file of VMware Workstation Player 16. It might take a few minutes depending on your internet speed.Īfter downloading the installation file, double-click on it and start the installation. If Windows would want permission to start the installation, say Yes to continue. Then, click on Next.Īccept the license agreement by checking the box, and click on Next. If you want to check or uncheck both of them, they're both OK. I don't like unnecessary shortcuts on my desktop, so I've unchecked the Desktop box, it depends on your preferences.
You also can continue by clicking on Next without changing anything.įinally, click on Install and start the installation process. It will be installed in a few minutes depending on your computer's configuration.Ĭlick on Finish. Done! Now, find VMware Workstation by opening the Start Menu and typing " VMware", then click on it. You'll see a startup window saying " Use VMware Workstation 16 Player for free for non-commercial use". Select that option and click on Continue. In this step, I'll use a Windows 10 ISO file as an example. However, you can install other operating systems like Windows 7, 8, 11, or Ubuntu.Īfter opening VMware Workstation Player, we need to create the virtual machine that we will install the OS on.
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