Centos 7 64-bit desktop version installation graphic tutorial

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1. Download the Centos7 64 file as follows. This version of the image comes with a desktop installation option.

Download CentOS
Go to the centos official website and click on the mirror of version 7

2. Download vmware

Go to wmware's official website https://my.vmware.com, you need to register an account first.

After installation, modify the local CPU virtualization: enter BIOS, enter security or System Configuration or processor Settings. The options may vary depending on the motherboard, but there are basically these options. Then find the Virtualization line, set it to Enable, then save and restart.

3. Open the virtual machine to start the installation:

(1) Create a new (Linux) virtual machine

(2) Default typical installation, click "Next":

(3) Select CentOS iso and click "Next":

(4) Select the location where you want to store your virtual machine and click "Next":

(5) Allocate the size of your system disk. Newbies can directly make the system disk larger without adding another disk. Adding another disk is a bit troublesome.

(6) Click “Customize Hardware”:

(7) The software defaults to 1 CPU with 1 core, and can be increased to 2 cores if conditions are better. Click Close.

(8) Click “Finish”:

(9) Click: "I have completed the installation":

(10) Tools can be installed now or after the system is installed.

(11) Select Chinese:

(11) Click software selection: Select desktop:

(12) Click to start the installation and set the root and user passwords during the process:

(13) After restarting, you need to agree to: