VMware Problem, I Don’t Know How To Add Vmdk File To Virtual Machine. Help Needed.

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I don’t know how to add vmdk file to virtual machine, I am not able to use the Vmware software to the fullest. Help me.

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VMware Problem, I Don’t Know How To Add Vmdk File To Virtual Machine. Help Needed.

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Vmware can be a complex software, luckily the solution to your problem is relatively easy. Just follow the below-mentioned steps, and you’ll get out of your problem in no time.

  1. Open the VMware virtual machine when it is turned off, if not then do it.
  2. Go to the settings option.
  3. You will find a hardware tab, click on add to open the add hardware wizard. Then select hard disk.
  4. You will be on select a disk page, select Use an existing virtual disk option.
  5. On the new page, you just have to enter the path name and file name for the disk file, or you can just browse and find the file.
  6. You are ready to go.
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VMware Problem, I Don’t Know How To Add Vmdk File To Virtual Machine. Help Needed.

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A “VMDK” file (.vmdk) is a virtual machine disk image file created by VMware. It stores all contents of a virtual disk. If you have VMware on your computer and you just created a virtual machine but you don’t know how to add an existing VMDK file from your previous virtual machine, here’s how to do it.

On your computer, start your VMware software then open your virtual machine but don’t turn it on. Make sure the virtual machine is turned off. Go to “VM” then “Settings”. Next, go to “Hardware” tab then click “Add” to initiate the “Add Hardware” wizard. Next, select “Hard Disk” then click “Next”. In “Select a Disk” window, select “Use an existing virtual disk” then click “Next”.

In “Select an Existing Disk” window, browse to the location of your VMDK file and select it then click “OK”. And that’s it.

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