To create a virtual machine (VM), you typically need virtualization software or a hypervisor. Here's a general guide on how to create a virtual machine using popular virtualization software like VMware and VirtualBox: Choose a Virtualization Software: Select a virtualization software that suits your needs. Two popular options are VMware and VirtualBox. Both have free versions available. Install the Virtualization Software: Download and install the chosen virtualization software on your computer. Obtain an Operating System: You will need an ISO image or installation media for the operating system you want to install on the virtual machine. Ensure you have a valid license for the operating system. Create a New Virtual Machine: Open the virtualization software and start the process to create a new virtual machine. You will typically find a "New VM" or "Create VM" option in the software's menu. Configure Virtual Machine Settings: Follow the prompts to configure the virtual machine settings. You will need to provide details such as the name of the VM, amount of RAM, hard disk size, network settings, etc. Attach the Operating System: During the virtual machine creation process, you will be prompted to select the installation media. Point the software to the ISO image or installation media you obtained in step 3. Complete the Virtual Machine Setup: Follow the remaining prompts to complete the virtual machine setup. You may need to specify the installation options for the operating system, such as partitioning the disk and creating a username/password. Install the Operating System: Start the virtual machine and proceed with the installation of the operating system, following the regular installation process for that specific operating system. Install Virtual Machine Tools (Optional): Some virtualization software provides additional tools or drivers to enhance the virtual machine's performance and integration. These tools may need to be installed inside the virtual machine after the operating system installation. Customize VM Settings (Optional): You can further customize the virtual machine's settings, such as adding virtual hardware devices, adjusting resource allocation, configuring networking options, etc., according to your requirements.
very nice explanation
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Hi Mukesh, there are 4 videos for Virtual Environment Automation, is that all for this topic?
To get started with Yes - But we have more advance topics as well
Very helpful sir
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I have multiple ppt want to record in loop one by one like batch process. Is there any way to create loop in computer vision recording
I haven't tried it , but i guess using the normal loop activity and putting the CV recording inside it should work .
Sir, how can we create a Virtual desktop environment for practice? No one has told us this till date.
To create a virtual machine (VM), you typically need virtualization software or a hypervisor. Here's a general guide on how to create a virtual machine using popular virtualization software like VMware and VirtualBox:
Choose a Virtualization Software: Select a virtualization software that suits your needs. Two popular options are VMware and VirtualBox. Both have free versions available.
Install the Virtualization Software: Download and install the chosen virtualization software on your computer.
Obtain an Operating System: You will need an ISO image or installation media for the operating system you want to install on the virtual machine. Ensure you have a valid license for the operating system.
Create a New Virtual Machine: Open the virtualization software and start the process to create a new virtual machine. You will typically find a "New VM" or "Create VM" option in the software's menu.
Configure Virtual Machine Settings: Follow the prompts to configure the virtual machine settings. You will need to provide details such as the name of the VM, amount of RAM, hard disk size, network settings, etc.
Attach the Operating System: During the virtual machine creation process, you will be prompted to select the installation media. Point the software to the ISO image or installation media you obtained in step 3.
Complete the Virtual Machine Setup: Follow the remaining prompts to complete the virtual machine setup. You may need to specify the installation options for the operating system, such as partitioning the disk and creating a username/password.
Install the Operating System: Start the virtual machine and proceed with the installation of the operating system, following the regular installation process for that specific operating system.
Install Virtual Machine Tools (Optional): Some virtualization software provides additional tools or drivers to enhance the virtual machine's performance and integration. These tools may need to be installed inside the virtual machine after the operating system installation.
Customize VM Settings (Optional): You can further customize the virtual machine's settings, such as adding virtual hardware devices, adjusting resource allocation, configuring networking options, etc., according to your requirements.
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Sir what is the difference between Citrix and computer vision
Citrix is a gateway to connect to virtual environment .. and computer vision is a technology to automate the virtual environment
@@MukeshKala thank you so much for reply the answer