VMware Workstation Player v17.6.2 Build 24409262 (x64) Commercial
VMware Workstation Player Overview
VMware Workstation Player (formerly known as VMware Player ) is a streamlined desktop virtualization application. It runs one or more operating systems on the same computer without rebooting. VMware Workstation Player has simple user interface, provides unmatched operating system support and portability. It’s now easier than ever for IT professionals to get their users up and running with a corporate desktop. In addition, allows IT professionals to efficiently create and deliver a virtual desktop to employees, contractors or customers.
Key Features of VMware Workstation Player
- Easy PC Virtualization for Windows and Linux
VMware Workstation Player provides a streamlined user interface for creating, running and evaluating operating systems and applications in a virtual machine on Windows or Linux PCs. Easily interact and exchange data between applications running in the virtual machine and the desktop. - Unmatched OS Support for Ultimate Compatibility
VMware Workstation Player supports hundreds of guest operating systems – old and new. Therefore you can continue to run the applications you need in a virtual machine for as long as you want. VMware Workstation Player is the best way to run multiple operating systems and corporate desktops in an isolated and protected environment on modern hardware. - Virtual Machine Portability
With VMware Workstation Player, complete desktop environments including the operating system, applications and user configurations can be containerized in a virtual machine and easily shared. Instead of buying and shipping additional hardware, reduce cost by simply providing VMware Workstation Player along with a virtual machine containing your secure desktop image. - Run Restricted Virtual Machines
VMware Workstation Player has the ability to run restricted virtual machines created by VMware Workstation or VMware Fusion Pro. Restricted virtual machines are the easiest way to secure corporate desktops with encryption, runtime password protection, USB access restriction, isolation between the host and guest OS, and time limitation. - Consolidate and Recycle Old PC Hardware
Use the free VMware vCenter Converter utility accessible from VMware Workstation Player to turn existing Windows and Linux based computers into virtual machines. And eliminate the need to re-install and re-configure your existing OS and applications. Once converted, use Workstation Player to manage and run all your virtual machine on new hardware.
VMware Workstation Player System Requirements
Below are the minimum system requirements for running the VMware Workstation Player
Processor: | Intel Pentium 4 or later. |
RAM: | 4 GB available memory. |
Windows: | 11, 10, 8.1/8, 7. |
Space: | 1 GB available space. |
VMware Workstation Player Changelog
Below is the list of changes made to the current version of VMware Workstation Player.
VMware Workstation Player Screenshots
How to use VMware Workstation Player?
Follow the below instructions to activate your version of VMware Workstation Player.
- Disable internet connection and install the program (use given setup)
- Run the program and use given key for activation/registration
- That’s it, Enjoy!
VMware Workstation Player Details
Below are the details about VMware Workstation Player.
App Size: | 194.2 MB |
Setup Status: | Untouched |
VMware Workstation Player Download Links
VMware Workstation Player v17.6.2 Build 24409262 (x64) Commercial.zip | Mirror | Mirrors
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