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Windows Insiders participating in the Canary Channel are set to experience a round of meaningful freshness with the rollout of Windows 11 build 27868, an update that, despite its modest size, incorporates a collection of refinements aimed at direct quality-of-life improvements for both everyday...

Automatic updates are a cornerstone of modern software maintenance, ensuring users receive the latest features, bug fixes, and security patches with minimal effort. Yet even the best-laid plans can derail—especially when third parties change the rules. VMware Workstation users have recently...

Attention Windows enthusiasts, Linux lovers, and everyone else who's dived into the virtual machine world using VMware Workstation! There’s big news: VMware has released version 17.6.2 for Workstation Pro and Player, packed with problem-solving fixes and—wait for it—it’s completely free. Yes...

If you’re dipping your toes into the realm of Windows Server administration, there's no better way to gain experience than by installing the server operating system on a virtual machine. One popular choice for virtual environments is VMware Workstation, known for its robust features and...

Date: September 3, 2024 Reported by: WindowsForum.com VMware has unveiled VMware Workstation Pro 17.6, the latest incarnation of its industry-leading virtualization platform. This update not only includes support for Windows 11 version 23H2 and Windows Server 2025, but it also introduces...

Download: http://www.jdoqocy.com/click-3605745-10873224 Performance demo and explanation of virtualization for VMWare 8 users. Taking a look at the new features in VMWare Workstation 8. Features like Unity, Snapshot, and Multimedia features awe and amaze, but new features promise even more...

A simple question for all the people obsessed with getting the latest build. Does it have the same expiration date as the RC 7100 Build? I downloaded from torrents yesterday and installed on VMware workstation and don't see anything amazing about it. Joe

I've searched some and it sounds like dual booting Vista and Windows 7 is simply a matter of creating a new partition and installing Windows 7 there. A few questions. Is it really that simple? Is there a need for another boot manager or repairs to it like with XP and Vista? Since this is a beta...