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Install Kali Linux In Virtual Machine Ware


That tutorial will walk you through the difficult process associated with installing Kali Linux within VMware Player or workstation, a free personal machine manager which can be downloaded from internet. vmware. com. This tutorial assumes that you've some basic familiarity with your computer (amount of RAM volume of processors, etc. ) This tutorial can also be intended for newbies who haven’t caused VMware or Kali Linux previous to.


Installing Kali Linux in VMWare:


Step 1: Download the Kali Linux ISO from "kali.org" with your Compatibility 64-Bit or 32-Bit , and Download and install VMWare from official website.

Step 2: Run VMware , and click "Create a new virtual machine" clicks Next, choose "installer disc image file" and browse where you Download your Kali Linux Disc image file. after that click next and type VM name you want and Set Location where it Locates, in next step set your Maximum Hard Disc Size (MIN 30GB) and click next and than customize Hardware.
Set Memory To 1GB
Network Adapter : Choose Bridged Connection and Tick the below box(replicate physical network)


Step 3: Start Virtual Machine and choose "Graphical Install"

Step 4: Choose your Language and click continue , Choose your Location and click continue , wait till Kali Detects Hardware , after that set Hostname "Kali" (Default) , in next step Setup your New password , setup your time .

Step 5: Wait till kali detects HardDrive , and Continue with "Guided Use Entire Disk" and Confirm choose all files in one partition and your Kali Linux will be start Installing in VMWare.

Step 6: After successfuly install kali ask for you to Use Network Mirror and just Choose "NO" and Continue to next step, it will ask you for Install GRUB Boot Loader , Choose Yes and Install. Wait till finished the Process.

Kali Linux is Successfully installed in your VMware.

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