Connect and нажмите сюда knowledge within a single location that is structured and easy to search. As long as VM is active or restarted the shared folder will remain active.
 
 

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Experience Windows Feature Experience Pack You would have to do that within your virtual software. Not familiar with Qemu, I use VMware Pro, suggest going to their site to find out how to enable folder sharing if you cannot find it in the program itself.

This is where the setting is in VMware, look for something similar:. Was this reply helpful? Yes No. Sorry this didn’t help. And VMware Workstation is good, but unfortunately paid, so I don’t want it. I was looking for a free alternative, so I used Qemu, where I managed to get it up and running. However, I need to share the data with the virtual drive.

I found the instructions here , but it doesn’t work. This will report an error when entering the network address. Sorry, I found out that VMware Workstation is free for non-commercial use. I set up folder sharing just like in your image. However, there is still the problem of how to access this data in Windows XP. I didn’t figure out how. Do you know that, please? Didn’t I figure out how? Edit: Did you install VMware Tools in the virtual machine?

This loads the drivers required for the guest OS to work properly. Its under the VM heading in menu. Subsequently, I had to enable network discovery. However, it still doesn’t appear in Windows XP. I found here how to do it, but unfortunately it doesn’t work and I haven’t found it anywhere else. To be quite honest, I have no clue why this is not working for you. It is configured through VMware itself. I do know that if you do not install VMware tools, there will be no access to the Host OS from the guest.

Either there is something not set properly in bios for virtualization, or there might be an issue with your Host OS. Have you run all the Dism commands. There are also other variants to installing an OS. Unfortunately, teaching someone how to use 3rd party programs is beyond the scope of the Insider Forum. One can either drag and drop files or use direct access in virtual machines. Been using VMware for over a decade.

Eliminated the use of dual-booting, which itself may cause headaches. There are guides online for what to exactly do, with any of the emulators. Yes, there is a learning curve involved. It is not as simple as install and run.

It took me some time to learn, what to use for mounting ISO’s for total clean installs default windows mount does not work for clean installs on existing vm’s unless it is first time installation no need to mount. One has to preserve the activation in these virtual machines. The sharing issue could probably be solved with VMware Tools similar to virtualbox guest additions , but it’s obviously not available for the free version. However, this can be solved easily.

The program can access USB devices. Just keep in mind that external storage can be connected to a “host” or virtual machine. Not to both at once. It provides a very limited 30 day trial which basically is useless. You have to use VMware Player which is Free for non-commercial use. You have this mixed up in one of your earlier posts.

This would provide you with Tools, with no ability to take Snapshots as in Pro. Well, obviously. They are 2 separate OS. You are given that option when you plugin an external device, Host or Guest only if guest is running.

Choose where you want to search below Search Search the Community. However, how do I share a folder in Windows 10 so I can work with it in a virtual machine, please? Thank you PS. This thread is locked. You can follow the question or vote as helpful, but you cannot reply to this thread.

I have the same question 0. Report abuse. Details required :. Cancel Submit. This is where the setting is in VMware, look for something similar: This is not an Insider issue. Good luck. Thanks for your feedback. How satisfied are you with this reply? Thanks for your feedback, it helps us improve the site.

I don’t know where the problem is. In reply to MichalRama’s post on December 6, Hi Michal. Only then was it possible to share the folder. In reply to MichalRama’s post on December 8, Sorry i think that is not possible i have tried using virtual box and it wants a iso file so unless if you want to put your stuff on iso i think it is not possible or my head is messed up i don’t know?

In reply to JMasked’s post on December 11, In reply to MichalRama’s post on December 11, This site in other languages x.

 

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1. Choose the virtual machine and select Player > Manage > Virtual Machine Settings: · 2. Go to the Options tab and select the Shared Folders option: · 3. Under. Shared Folders are very useful when you are simulating virtual environment so that every time you don’t have to copy files to the virtual. Windows reports this error about opening a shared or mirrored folder: \\vmware-host\Shared Folders\Desktop is not accessible. You might not have.