VMware Workstation 17.0

Create and manage multiple virtual machines in Windows
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VMware Workstation can be used to run Windows, Linux, BSD, and other operating systems inside a virtual environment. It lets you create any number of Virtual Machines with supported operating systems, and run them simultaneously. After installing the VMware tools on guest OS, you can easily transfer files between guest and host OS with drag-and-drop.

Workstation Pro supports DirectX 11 and OpenGL 4.3 in virtual machines. Guest OS can be set to access the Internet and local computers or other virtual machines using IPv4 and IPv6 virtual networking modes.

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Download speed incredibly slow, 3 hours just for 600MB, come on

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Kevin
I'm afraid it's a virus as I have no antivirus (and I'm on Windows 7, that's why I'm downloading version 16).

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Where can find ISO images?.

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