Acess for SAP through external Hard drive

Dear All,
I have got installed ecc 6.0 in my external hard drive & have got VMware workstation 7. But VMware is not getting installed in the system.
Could any pls provide the basic system requirement (configuration) to install VMware workstation 7.
My desktop is P4, 1 GB RAM
Awaiting for your assistance.

Hello Girish,
You should have google it. Please take a look at below link.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s2WNsrgPstA
Thanks,
Siva Kumar

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