not in a window, you can do so by opening the menu titled "View" and choosing "Full Screen". If you are on a Mac with a dedicated GPU: Open your System Preferences.
It says installing 13 min remaining and then my computer shuts down about 10 seconds later.
VMWARE ON MAC BLANK SCREEN INSTALL
'Boot macOS Install from MAC' (Mac is the name of my drive) -'Boot macOS Install Prebooter from preboot'. 'Boot macOS Install from Install macOS Catalina'. Click the lock icon in the bottom left corner to unlock it and make changes Enter your admin password if prompted Click the checkbox next to the Zoom app Note: You may need to restart the app for the changes to take place. sosopika3 said: I see the following options. If you want to run the virtual machine in full screen, i.e. In the left-hand options menu, click Screen Recording. user3439894 Yes, that is correct - you need to install VMware Tools to be able to resize the window to fit the width of the display, which is what I wrote. On Windows you'll often be able to do so by right-clicking the Desktop and selecting Properties, and then select a display resolution that matches the width of your display. Not installed video drivers in system then type command Sudo apt-get install xserver. Without VMware Tools you'll need to change the resolution of the virtual machine from within the virtual machine itself. I am sorry, because I know that the black screen behaviour is not a new one and I really searched and read multiple threads about it. Restart the computer, and then enter the recovery mode (press and hold CMD + R when the computer starts until you see the Apple logo). You can install VMware Tools by opening the menu titled "Virtual Machine" and choosing "Install VMware Tools". That will enable you to resize the window to fit the width of your display, as well as being able to enable "Resize to Fit" so that when you resize the size of the window, the virtual display resolution within the virtual machine changes as well. You need to install VMware tools inside the Windows virtual machine to be to resize the resolution of the virtual machine from the host.
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