Jesse's 10 Install

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  1. Jesse Williams
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       New #11

    Okay. I hit cancel, but it didn't give me the option to hit next.
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  3. Dude
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    Okay, lets take a break. I will do some more research on VMware, or see if someone else knows for sure.
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  4. Jesse Williams
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       New #13

    Okay
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  6. AddRAM
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    I would give it a shot on your desktop.
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  7. whs
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       New #15

    It looks like you are installing fro DVD or USB. I suggest you install directly from the .iso on the system.


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  8. Jesse Williams
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       New #16

    AddRAM said:
    I would give it a shot on your desktop.
    On my laptop or on my desktop pc?
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  9. Jesse Williams
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       New #17

    whs said:
    It looks like you are installing fro DVD or USB. I suggest you install directly from the .iso on the system.


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    That's what I have been doing.
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  10. AddRAM
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       New #18

    He keeps getting the dreaded corrupted iso file message, even though it`s telling him it`s the full 3.92 GB.

    You said you were doing this on the laptop.

    I would start a download on the desktop tonight and give it a shot tomorrow.

    Go with the 32 bit version.
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  12. Jesse Williams
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       New #19

    Okay. Do I install it in a virtual machine on the desktop, or on the machine itself?
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  13. AddRAM
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       New #20

    You are gonna stay with a virtual machine. So you`ll have to install it.

    VMWare Player second one from the bottom of the list.

    https://my.vmware.com/web/vmware/downloads
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