Help with Vmware Workstation

[FlyInTheSpace]

Hi,

I'm trying to create macOS system in my PC but i see that issue every time..

What should i do to avoid this issue?

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[Mr. Spacely]

@FlyInTheSpace I don't know much about VMare but in virtual box you need to add some codes in system using CMD, You should wait for someone who uses WMare or try to google your problem but from what i'm seeing here program can't find that system disk

@FlyInTheSpace also try to enable AMD-V or Intel visualisation BIOS

 

[FlyInTheSpace]

@FlyInTheSpace I don't know much about VMare but in virtual box you need to add some codes in system using CMD, You should wait for someone who uses WMare or try to google your problem

I did everything in google, youtube but no luck .. hope someone help me with this step by step
Thanks anyway mate!

 

[jp96785]

easy so the issue ariess with your setup of how your bios (in vmware) is booting at the moment im using hyper-v so i cant show pictures. but will explain as best i can.
u need to change the boot from uefi boot to bios boot

 

[FlyInTheSpace]

@FlyInTheSpace also try to eanble AMD-V or Intel visualisation in BIOS

already enabled!

 

[jp96785]

in vmware settings u need to change the boot to "bios"

 

[Mr. Spacely]

Try this? >> Or other suggestions?

Spoiler: Google

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[jp96785]

well i know for a fact when ever i used it i always had to change the boot to bios the whole set up is basically backwards when compared to hyper-v literallly i would like him to respond and let us know what is his new issue or whatever the case because im pretty familiar with it

 

[FlyInTheSpace]

in vmware settings u need to change the boot to "bios"

Try this? >> Or other suggestions?

Spoiler: Google

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I will take a look .. thanks!

 

[jp96785]

yes inside vmware virtual machine settings got options tab then at bottom select the type of boot in advanced settings

 

[FlyInTheSpace]

yes inside vmware virtual machine settings got options tab then at bottom select the type of boot in advanced settings

I did that and i see " Operating system not found"

 

[jp96785]

no not wiith machine on turn it off right click the settings for the machine u want to use those settings the creation settings

 

[FlyInTheSpace]

no not wiith machine on turn it off right click the settings for the machine u want to use those settings the creation settings

That is what i did mate, but nothing new!
I started to hate this application

 

[jp96785]

yes it has its cons have u tried alternating shoot i couldve sworn u r supposed to like press something on the keyboard to boot into the image... i wanna say f2 as soon as it turns on... kind of like pushing uttons to get inot your own bios on pc or laptop... but i wanna say f2.. have u tried oracle vm

 

[FlyInTheSpace]

yes it has its cons have u tried alternating shoot i couldve sworn u r supposed to like press something on the keyboard to boot into the image... i wanna say f2 as soon as it turns on... kind of like pushing uttons to get inot your own bios on pc or laptop... but i wanna say f2.. have u tried oracle vm

If i access to the bios .. you know what should i do after that?

 

[jp96785]

if u access bios try again lol i believe u have to press something to boot from that cd... example in hyperv when i do a fresh install i have to press any key it says as soon as i power it on or else i will go thru same issue
and i know from exp google sucks with this stuff i had to piece two different topics to figure out how to fix my issue

 

[FlyInTheSpace]

If i solved this problem, i will till you

 

[Hawkeye]

If i solved this problem, i will till you

yes please do, a lot off chit-chat back and forth going on here, no more for now thank you