Sounds like a matter of installing VMware Tools (which don't come with the player). They are distributed as an iso image called windows.iso. Should be relatively easy to find on the net. There's even a version available directly from VMware ({Link} which might work (although it's not the latest build and intended as an update to ESX server 2.0.1).
Installing an evaluation version of workstation would do the trick as well. The image is placed right within the application's directory and can be easily saved (or even burned on a physical disc) for future use.
The performance boost after installation will be quite dramatic.
Sounds like a matter of installing VMware Tools (which don't come with the player). They are distributed as an iso image called windows.iso. Should be relatively easy to find on the net. There's even a version available directly from VMware ({Link} which might work (although it's not the latest build and intended as an update to ESX server 2.0.1).
Installing an evaluation version of workstation would do the trick as well. The image is placed right within the application's directory and can be easily saved (or even burned on a physical disc) for future use.
The performance boost after installation will be quite dramatic.