First you need to open VMWare, don't boot any guest OS.
Now go to "View" and select "Autofit window" and "Autofit Guest" and Close VMWare.
Open terminal window enter the following command and press enter
sudo gedit ~/vmware/preferences
You need to change the following line
pref.autoFitFullScreen = "fitHostToGuest"
to
pref.autoFitFullScreen = "fitGuestToHost"
save and exit the file .Open VMWare, start your virtual machine, put it full screen. When you get to Windows, it will probably say that it can't set the resolution. On Windows, go to the monitor properties and you should be able to set the desired resolution.
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host os : windows vista
guest os : ubuntu.
i am not able to view the guest os in full screen mode using vmware. kindly let me know the procedure
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rjun singh Reply:
March 7th, 2013 at 6:34 am
after installing the vita switch on window in VMware then right click and goes to properties set the resolution as u required..
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I had the same problem, but a workaround to get my Ubuntu 10.10 desktop (guest OS) full screen in VMware Player 3.1.4 (host OS: Windows Vista/7) seems to be to shutdown Ubuntu and manually set the same resolution as in the host OS. So go to ‘Virtual Machine’ > ‘Virtual Machine Settings’ > ‘Display’ and enter the resolution. (At least this worked for my Asus EeePC netbook, which has the odd resolution of 1024 x 600.)
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dude all are stupids try it,it will surely work…
go to system>prefence>display
set the resolution–1920*1080(16:9)
and that’s it
th@nx
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kev Reply:
December 6th, 2011 at 3:20 pm
Not all vms have those resolutions. you can’t take that for granted
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MoohLe Paak Reply:
April 29th, 2013 at 3:24 am
Thank you
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Go to System>Preferences/Display then click. A new window will open. Top right corner is a drop down menu where you can choose different resolutions of your choice.
That’s all there is to it.
Going to the command line might be confusing, just use the GUI provided Ubuntu.
Thanks!
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