Do you want to back up the virtual machines you created with VMware Fusion 12 Pro using the powerful Clone feature? So, I’ll show you how to clone VMs on your Apple Mac computers efficiently.
VMware Fusion virtualization software can create and install guest operating systems in the macOS environment. That’s why we know it as a versatile tool for managing virtual systems. In this article, I will examine both Full Clone and Linked Clone methods.
In this comprehensive guide, I will show you the process of creating and managing snapshots in VMware Fusion 12 Pro on your macOS PC. First, let me briefly talk about snapshots, which are an essential feature for backing up guest operating systems in virtual machines. In short, it allows you to capture the current state of your system and quickly return to this state when necessary.
For example, whether you’re using Windows, Linux, or macOS on your guest VMs. You can prevent possible errors by taking a snapshot before taking serious action. Understanding how to use them will help you maintain system stability.
Are you interested in running Windows 2000 on your Mac using VMware Fusion 12 Pro? In this article, I will first show you how to set up a new virtual machine for Win2K on macOS with Fusion Pro. Later, I will explain in detail how to install the operating system with the ISO file in this virtual PC.
First of all, Microsoft Windows 2000 is one of the ancient Windows systems. As you can see from its version, it dates back to 2000. However, even though it is an old version, you can run this system on your modern Mac computer without any problems. So, let’s dive into using the nostalgic charm of this classic operating system in our macOS environment!
In this article, we’ll explain what VMware Fusion is that lets you install and run virtual machines on Apple’s Mac computers.
In this article, we will examine how to run Windows 95 on a new virtual machine using VMware Fusion 12 Pro in macOS operating system on an Apple Mac computer.
In this article, we will examine how to set up Windows 98 on a new virtual machine using VMware Fusion 12 Pro in macOS operating system on an Apple Mac computer.
In this article, we will examine how to set up Windows Me (Millennium Edition) on a new virtual machine using VMware Fusion 12 Pro in macOS operating system on an Apple Mac computer.
In this article, we will examine how to set up Windows XP on a new virtual machine using VMware Fusion 12 Pro in the macOS operating system on an Apple Mac computer.
In recent years, the use of virtual machines has become increasingly popular. This gives users the ability to run different operating systems on their existing systems. In this article, I will show you how to install Windows Vista using VMware Fusion 12 Pro on a Mac running macOS.
Even though Windows Vista support has ended, you may want to experience this older operating system. You may also need it to test some things. In such cases, with this software, you can do this without affecting the central system.
Have you ever wanted to run Windows 7 on a virtual machine using VMware Fusion 12 Pro on your MacOS-based Mac computer? In this article, I will walk you through the procedure of installing Windows 7 on a virtual machine. Moreover, I will show you how to create a new VM, configure virtual hardware settings, and optimize the installation for the best performance.
Whether you want to explore Microsoft’s legacy operating systems or create a secure and isolated environment to run Windows 7, it doesn’t matter! Get Win7 up and running on your Mac with our professional guide!
