You can change virtual machine options, configure video and sound card settings, and move virtual machines to another host system or to a different location on the same host system.
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Change the Name of a Virtual Machine Workstation Player uses the original name of the virtual machine to name the directory where the virtual machine files are stored.Change the Guest Operating System for a Virtual Machine Change the Working Directory for a Virtual Machine Change the Virtual Machine Directory for a Virtual Machine Workstation Player stores virtual machine files, including the virtual machine configuration (.vmx ) file. By default, the virtual machine directory and the working directory are the same. Change the Memory Allocation for a Virtual Machine Configuring Video and Sound Workstation Player supports games and applications that use DirectX 9 and DirectX 10 accelerated graphics, but you must perform some 3D preparation tasks on the host and guest operating systems. Encrypting Virtual Machines Moving Virtual Machines Workstation Player to a different host system or to a different location on the same host system and connect to a virtual machine by using a VNC client. Configure a Virtual Machine as a VNC Server Workstation Player to configure a virtual machine to act as a Virtual Network Computing (VNC) server so that users on other computers can use a VNC client to connect to the virtual machine. You do not need to install specialized VNC software in a virtual machine to set it up as a VNC server. Delete a Virtual Machine View the Message Log for a Virtual Machine Install New Software in a Virtual Machine
