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6 Click Next.

7 Review the information on the Ready to Complete page, and click Finish.

Add a DVD/CD-ROM Drive to a Virtual Machine

You can use a physical drive on a client or host or you can use an ISO image to add a DVD/CD-ROM drive to

a virtual machine.

If you are adding a CD/DVD-ROM drive that is backed by USB CD/DVD drive on the host, you must add the

drive as a SCSI device.

Procedure

1 Start the Add Hardware wizard.

2 Select DVD/CD-ROM Drive, and click Next.

3 Select either Use physical drive or Use ISO image.

If you selected Use physical drive, select either client or host as the device location. Select the drive

you want to use from the drop-down menu.

Select pass through and use the check box to indicate whether to connect exclusively to the virtual

machine, or select ATAPI emulation.

If you selected Use ISO Image, enter the path and filename for the image file, or click Browse to

navigate to the file.

4 If you do not want the CD-ROM drive connected when the virtual machine starts, deselect Connect at

power on.

5 Click Next.

6 Specify the virtual device node the drive uses in the virtual machine, and click Next.

7 Review the information on the Ready to Complete window, and click Finish or Back if you want to change

any information.

Add a Floppy Drive to a Virtual Machine

Use a physical floppy drive or a floppy image to add a floppy drive to a virtual machine.

Procedure

1 Start the Add Hardware wizard.

2 Select Floppy Drive, and click Next.

3 Select the type of floppy media to use:

A physical floppy drive to give the guest access to the floppy on the host.

A floppy image, which is a file on the host that stores data in the same format as a physical floppy

disk.

A blank floppy image to create and use a blank floppy image.

4 Click Next.

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