

We will be installing windows 10 Enterprise on a virtual machine VMware workstation 12. If you are a existing Windows 7 or Windows 8 user and still not sure if you should upgrade, you can try Windows 10 Enterprise for free for 90 days and decide what you want to do. For all the other previous versions, you will have to buy a new copy of Windows 10. Below are the screenshots from installing the application in my home lab environment.Windows 10 is available as a free upgrade to all the existing Windows 7 and Windows 8 users till the end of July 2016. The process to install the new VMware Imager Fling is very straightforward and provides a “next, next, finish” installation process familiar with many easily installed applications.


The resulting virtual machine created by the Imager Fling is a sysprepped golden image that can be used for deployment purposes. What is the New VMware Imager Flingįirst, what is the new VMware Imager Fling? The new VMware Imager Fling is a new tool that provides a FULLY automated solution, allowing teams to build out Windows 10 VMs from scratch in a single workflow. Let’s take a quick look at the new VMware Imager Fling to automate Windows 10 Builds and see how the tool works and how we can use it to build out an automated Windows 10 virtual machine. It caught my attention as it is a solution allowing automated image creation for Windows VMs. I saw a blurb yesterday about a new VMware Fling simply called, Imager. Like most of you, I am a big fan of automation, especially when it comes to automating the building of operating system images for template creation.
