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I'm trying to set up winxp under vmware on a laptop. The laptop has a widescreen running at 1280x768 under Linux. In order to have that resolution under winxp, one normally needs to install the intel video drivers. As I guess it isn't possible to install hardware drivers of that kind under vmware, I was wondering if there is any other way to set the resolution to 1280x768. I'd appreciate any help. Thanks.
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right click on the desktop "Properties", then the tab "Settings" doesn't offer you the wanted resolution?
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Have you installed the vmware tools installed on your guest OS? The tools supply proper drivers for the vmware video card. If the resolution is not available after using those drivers, you may have to see if vmware has new drivers to support it.
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It's sort of weird; I can't choose 1280x768 from settings tab, but I've noticed that if I choose view -> "autofit guest", vmware can change the resolution to any arbitrary size when in window mode. So, it should be possible somehow.
I have vmware tools installed, but I haven't found newer drivers...
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Which VMware version ?
Also, try posting your q on the VMTN forums http://www.vmware.com/community/index.jspa
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Sorry, I forgot about this thread. I sort of solved my problem by choosing the resolution as "autofit guest" in window mode. And then I removed the, from the view menu, tabs and status bar. I also removed the window borders. So now, when that window is maximized (but not in full screen), it is in fact working at 1280x768... it's a bit of a cheating , but it works for me...
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