If you’re tired of rebooting when you need to switch operating systems, or just want to give Linux a try without committing a hard drive partition, this tutorial is for you.
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Hey bro…
I have to questions about the virtual machine
1. How do I install the wireless driver in windows virtual machine.
2. How do I format or uninstall the systems (not the whole disk) if I want to reinstall another. for example: If I want to try another distribution.
Thanks.
1. On my laptop the wireless driver installed automatically by creating a wrapper for the Windows driver. It worked upon install.
2. You can have multiple installations without uninstalling any of them. You need to create an iso image for the distro you are going to try and use the create new virtual machine option in VMWare Player.