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Windows 98 Guest
- Power on the virtual machine.
- Allow Workstation to upgrade the virtual hardware.
- Click OK to dismiss the message "A legacy SVGA driver has been detected."
- Log on to Windows 98. You see a number of Plug and Play messages. You may need to insert your Windows 98 installation CD.
- A blue screen appears. Press any key to dismiss the blue screen.
- Click Reset to restart the virtual machine (because it is not responding).
- Click OK to dismiss the message "A legacy SVGA driver has been detected."
Again, you see a number of Plug and Play messages.
Windows notifies you to restart Windows.
Click Yes.
- Log on to Windows 98. The SVGA driver is not working properly.
- From the Windows Start menu, choose Settings > Control Panel > System > Device Manager > Display Adapters.
Manually remove the two conflicting SVGA drivers.
- Restart Windows 98.
A VMware SVGA II adapter is detected and Windows installs it.
- Restart Windows 98.
- The SVGA driver should be working correctly.
- Install the new version of VMware Tools. See Installing VMware Tools for details.
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