Select your NVMe virtual disk to choose to install the GRUB menu on a bootable device and continue.Īfter completing the Kali Linux installation, remove the installation media from your virtual computer and restart your system. Select Yes to install GRUB Boot Loader on the primary partition and click Continue. On this screen, XFCE is selected as the default desktop environment, but you can also choose GNOME or KDE according to your personal preference. You can choose the desktop environment you want to use in your Kali Linux guest operating system.
However, if you are not sure about the operation, select the first option All Files In One Partition, and click Continue.Īfter checking the changes to be made on your NVMe virtual disk on the partition screen, continue with the Finish Partitioning and Write Changes to Disk option.Īfter examining the partitions to be formatted, select Yes to confirm writing the changes to the disk and click Continue.
You can partition your system’s disk using different disk schema structures. Select the virtual disk you want to partition the disk. Since you will be installing a clean Kali system, select Guided – Use Entire Disk to choose to use the entire virtual disk you created and continue. Select your time zone to configure your system clock correctly according to the location you live in. Type the user account name you created in lowercase letters.Ĭreate a strong and hard-to-guess password for your user account. Type your user account name that you will use for non-administrative operations. If you are not going to make your virtual system a member of an Active Directory server, leave the domain name blank at this step. The setup wizard has assigned the name “kali” by default, but you can change this name according to your network environment. You can configure the name of your Kali system to appear on the network from the hostname section. Configure the keyboard layout of your virtual PC according to the keyboard layout of your host computer.
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