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Can I open VMware through S+and directly access the system? The existing solution is to modify the target file on the shortcut of vmware.exe. The steps are as follows: Open the properties of the VMware Workstation Pro shortcut. Change the target "D: Program Files (x86) VMware VMware Workstation vmware. exe" to "D: Program Files (x86) VMware VMware Workstation vmware. exe" - x "D: Backups Virtual Machine VMwin7-V8 vmwin7-V8 vmwin7-V8 Windows 7 x64. vmx"
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You might be able to using sp.RunProgram - but it's also possible that you cannot unless S+ is running as Administrator.
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The following script worked for me. "-x" separates the two runners. You need to modify the location of the VM .exe and the files of the VM sp.Run('"D:\\Program Files (x86)\\VMware\\VMware Workstation\\vmware.exe" -x "E:\\Virtual Machines\\Windows 10 x64\\Windows 10 x64.vmx"');
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