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Page 1 of 1 Start over Page 1 of 1. Previous page. Windows BootUS El Capitan MAC Recovery System. No Operating System. Next page. Product Description VMware Fusion 5 is recommended for users who are looking for the easiest, fastest and most reliable way to run Windows programs on a Mac. From the Manufacturer The best way to run Windows on a Mac just got better. View larger Easily interact with Windows programs using Mac shortcuts and intuitive gestures.

View larger Run your Windows programs in a singe window, or run in Unity for a fully integrated experience. Run Windows programs the same way you use Mac applications.

View larger View Windows like you've never seen it before with Retina Display optimization. View larger VMware Fusion 5 features 1. Designed for the Latest Macs Retina Display : View Windows like you've never seen it before with Retina Display optimization for a crisp and detailed experience of your Windows programs.

USB 3. RAM : Benefit from better use of memory on Macs equipped with 16GB or more and get better performance when dealing with Virtual Machines that require large memory allocations. Macworld, March issue VMware Fusion 5 is recommended for home users, students and business professionals who are looking for the fastest, easiest and most reliable way to run Windows and Mac applications side-by-side on their Mac without rebooting. What's in the Box? Customer reviews. How customer reviews and ratings work Customer Reviews, including Product Star Ratings help customers to learn more about the product and decide whether it is the right product for them.

Learn more how customers reviews work on Amazon. Top reviews Most recent Top reviews. Top reviews from the United States. There was a problem filtering reviews right now. Please try again later. Verified Purchase. The problem was that I'm an avid Quicken user and have an inventory of Windows software that I was either not thrilled with replacing or were simply not available on the Mac did you know that there is practically NOTHING out there for doing your finances with a Mac? Not quite ready for the online Minted app.

There are a couple of ways you can set this up where you either isolate your VM guest from the Mac Host or you can share your file systems - it's up to you what your needs are. For myself I wanted to have the Mac responsible for all backups using the Time machine and an external 3 TB USB drive as well as be the authoritative source of all information. I wanted to be able to share pictures, music and other data between the guest and host.

In Evernote for Mac, right clicking on a PDF file or an Excel spreadsheet allows me to open these documents in the application in the Windows VM where I do what I need to do and then, when I save the document they are updated in the Mac application seamlessly. The key is to explicitly open each of these apps from Mac's Launchpad once and from then on the apps work perfectly they WON'T open from the context menu before you do that Launchpad step.

I recognize that I am not using my VMWare fusion to it's fullest potential in that I only have 2 VMs set up for it and I'm currently not guesting a bunch of Linux or other VMs in addition to Windows but for now this setup meets my needs and lets me keep the household finances and my own photography and other pursuits going just fine as I adjust and migrate to the Mac platform. I've been a Windows user for a long, long time - I've wanted to switch to Mac, but a few legacy applications have always kept a PC on my desk.

That all changed last week. I bought the new i7 Quad Core Mac Mini to replace my old Core 2 Duo Mini, and my original plan was to run it side-by-side with my existing Windows computer using a video switcher. However all my VM's previously were built from scratch, brand-new instances created from the.

ISO files for the various Windows versions. It just about couldn't have been simpler! Now I can pull up my Windows system in a window, or full-screen. I can even run Windows applications in "Unity Mode" where they appear to just be running directly in Mac OS X - resizable, normal-behaving Windows that behave just like any other application on the Mac.

I expect to use the Windows instance less and less as I get more acclimated to the Mac and retire legacy Windows apps. In the meantime, though, it's great to be able to transition slowly - and I sure don't miss the noisy Dell tower computer!

I hesitated to buy Fusion because I originally felt that the free open source alternative, VirtualBox, would largely be satisfactory for most of my needs. VirtualBox was acquired by Oracle, and thus like everything else Oracle touches, pretty much has gone to heck. Flipping back and forth between host and guest, in theory, shouldn't be a big difference between the two, but from my experience it is.

Transitioning between the two is painless in Fusion, and an experiment in frustration and cursing with VirtualBox. It general I'm impressed with the latest version. With this version of Fusion, the graphics is much faster, though still a ways to go compared to booting natively in Linux.

One issue I've run into is that the display resolution is reset every time that I suspend and restart the virtual machine. Sometimes my MacBook Pro is hooked up to an external monitor and sometimes not. I want resolution to remain the same and there doesn't seem to be a way without resetting it every time. The options and version should be set to Mac OS X 10 by selecting them. Apple is no longer charging for users who have older versions of OS X. Unlike Windows, Apple does not offer free download software.

Having the latest version named Mountain Lion provides access to its support resources. There is no way for Mac users to force updates to Monterey if there is an incompatible Mac. Mac users need more storage. Written by Morales 32 Years old geek. I love staying updated with the latest tech trends. Table of contents 7 On Vmware? You must get a USB drive to install Lion. You need to boot your thumbdrive from the Lion USB hard drive.