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Installing Chrome OS on VMware Player: A Step-by-Step Guide

This guide outlines the steps needed to install Chrome OS on VMware Player, leveraging the flexibility of virtual machines. You will learn how to download VMware Player, create a new virtual machine, customize its settings, and install Chrome OS by downloading the appropriate image. This tutorial includes detailed steps on changing network connections, managing virtual disks, and ensuring a smooth startup of the Chrome OS environment. Follow these instructions for a seamless installation experience that lets you explore Chrome OS in a virtualized environment.

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Installing Chrome OS on VMware Player: A Step-by-Step Guide

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  1. 15 Clicks to a Cloud OS* Ajay Ohri Decisionstats.com *Citation-http://code.google.com/p/chromium-os/wiki/InstallationAtVMware

  2. VM Player • Download VMware player from http://www.vmware.com/products/player/ • Create a new Virtual Machine

  3. Create New Virtual Machine • Use option as below

  4. Create New Virtual Machine • Use option as below

  5. Create New Virtual Machine • Use option as below • Note the location (here G://chrome2), name (here Chrome)

  6. Create New Virtual Machine • Customize options as you like

  7. Create New Virtual Machine • Click on Customize Hardware

  8. Create New Virtual Machine • Change Network Connection to Bridged as below

  9. Create New Virtual Machine • Finish VM

  10. Delete the VM file • Go to location (here “G/chrome2”) and delete the VMWare Virtual Disk File (here named Chrome ). Take care to delete the Virtual Disk File and NOT any other file(s)

  11. Download Chrome • Create gtgt.com account and download Chrome image from http://gdgt.com/google/chrome-os/download/ • Copy this file to location (here G://Chrome2)

  12. Change Chrome VM • Unzip the download file, rename file to your chosen name here “Chrome” shift this file to location (G://Chrome2)

  13. Change Chrome VM • shift this file to location (G://Chrome2)

  14. Almost Done • This is how your VM folder should look (here G://Chrome2)

  15. Boot up Chrome OS • Go to VM Player and click on Chrome (name here) • Click on Play Virtual Machine

  16. Sign on Chrome • Login to Chrome using your Google Username and Password. • Note if you have trouble using mouse, use Ctrl + Alt and Ctrl +G to shift between your Chrome Virtual Machine and your Windows Existing Machine.

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