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This document provides instructions for creating a virtual machine using VMware Workstation and installing Windows 10 as the guest operating system. It outlines downloading VMware Workstation from the VMware Academic Alliance using a Centennial College login and downloading the Windows 10 ISO from Azure for Education. It then walks through the steps to create a new virtual machine configured with 2GB RAM, a 60GB virtual disk, and mounting the Windows 10 ISO. The instructions conclude with booting the virtual machine and guiding it through the Windows 10 installation process, including selecting a keyboard, region, and logging in with a Centennial College ID. Learners are asked to take screenshots during the installation process and submit their completed lab.

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Lab 1

This document provides instructions for creating a virtual machine using VMware Workstation and installing Windows 10 as the guest operating system. It outlines downloading VMware Workstation from the VMware Academic Alliance using a Centennial College login and downloading the Windows 10 ISO from Azure for Education. It then walks through the steps to create a new virtual machine configured with 2GB RAM, a 60GB virtual disk, and mounting the Windows 10 ISO. The instructions conclude with booting the virtual machine and guiding it through the Windows 10 installation process, including selecting a keyboard, region, and logging in with a Centennial College ID. Learners are asked to take screenshots during the installation process and submit their completed lab.

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CBER 701

Centennial College Information and Communication


Engineering Technology

Course: CBER 701

Module 1

How to Create a Virtual Machine and Install an operating


system

This Lab is for Practice Purpose


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To perform this lab you need a computer with following Hardware


configuration:
• RAM: Minimum 8GB, Recommended 16GB.
• Disk Space: 60GB of free disk space (or an external portable
USB hard disk with 60GB of free space).
• Support running virtual machines
You have to install VMware workstation to install a virtual machine
with window 10 x64 operating system. VMware workstation and
windows software downloaded from following locations:
• VMware Workstation:
o Available to all registered students via the VMware
Academic Alliance
▪ Username is your my.centennialcollege.ca email
address.
▪ You may need to register if you have not done so
before.
• Windows 10 x64:
o Available from Azure for Education
▪ Login using your CentennialCollege single sign on.
▪ Click on 'Download Software' and Search for
Windows 10 x64 consumer edition (2004).
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Exercise 1. Creating a New Virtual Machine and Windows 10 Installation


1. Start VMware Workstation, then click on either Create a New Virtual Machine or
File→New Virtual Machine...

2. Select the Custom configuration and click Next.

3. Virtual Machine Hardware Compatibility: If you are also going to be using the VM on
an older version of VMware Workstation (for example, at home), choose the required
compatibility. If you do not need backward compatibility, leave the default selection and
click Next.
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4. Choose the I will install the operating system later option and click Next.

5. Select Microsoft Windows as the guest OS and select Windows 10 x64 as the version
from the drop down menu.

6. In the text box for Virtual machine name enter: Windows 10 x64. Choose the “default
Location”. Then click Next.

7. For Firmware select the default then click Next

8. For Processor Configuration select default then click Next

9. For Memory select 2GB, then click Next

10.For Network Type select “Use network address translation”


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11.For Disk Type Select default (SCSI) and click Next


12.For a Disk Select “Create a new virtual Disk”

click Next

13.For Disk Capacity Select the default (60 GB), and Select option store virtual disk as a
single file
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Click Next
14.For Disk file Select default and click Next
15.Review the virtual machines settings. and Click Finish
16.The virtual machine has been created but has no operating system installed yet. Before
we power it on, we must mount the iso image. In order to do this, from the VM home
page, click on CD/DVD (SATA) under Devices. Then select Use ISO image file and
browse to the Windows 10 x64 iso file on your disk. Click OK.
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17. Take Screenshot 1


18.Power on the virtual machine. On the Welcome Page, (Make sure the language selected
is “English”).

Click Next
19.Enter the key which you saved during software download or you can skip choosing
the option “I don’t have a product key”
20.Select the Custom installation option
21.Select the default value and click Next
22.Take screenshot 2
23.Select region United State
24.Keyboard Layout select US
25.Login with college ID
26.Accept by default privacy setting for device
27.Login with your school ID and Password
28. Take a screenshot 3
29.Submit your Lab

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