VMware Workstation Pro and Player dual / multi monitor setup with Kali Linux 2020.x on Windows 10

Hi Guys,
In this video I am going to show you how you can setup dual monitor on VMware pro and VMware player station in simple way.
both VMs do not required a paid licence for this.
this setup will only work in Full screen mode on VM guest machine. no Display settings are required. make sure your Virtual machine display settings is set to "Use Host settings monitors" which is by default. or you specify number of physical monitors manually.

[@princess2chiru]

Thank you for the video, I managed to find it on VMWare Workstation 15 Pro -> use of Linux Mint 1. it works only in fullscreen mode (btw at the same time Drag and Drop wont work anymore >_

[@manyrachel]

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Thank you very much!

[@jawadsher7666]

Thanks bro very very thanks full my brother this video is very informative

[@shameemali7275]

can you please show, how to connect windows 11 to ubundu gnome multi window extention!!

[@AsianFlex]

thanks man!

[@erickjoseph895]

Thank you

[@BelowAverageRazzleDazzle]

Don't have that option here sadly... Also running Kali on a VMWare Workstation Player instance.

[@mubasher.s]

If you follow what I am doing, you should be able to set it up. i am doing it on Workstation player 16 what versiond do you have?

[@jtbanner7220]

I dont have the option either

[@BelowAverageRazzleDazzle]

@@mubasher.s 16.1.1. I've also installed a trial of Workstation Pro and don't have the option there as well. Booo.

[@mubasher.s]

I'll check that, But the multiple monitor only works when you go full screen mode on VM ware. Or maybe its somehwre else in that version.

[@jtbanner7220]

@@mubasher.s I figured it out, if you search Google you can find it too, there’s a bug when you have 3 monitors. If you disable one of them it works

[@FaithyDax]

I feel like an idiot

[@abeltq1471]

THE SAME BUT NOW AUTOMATICALLY WITHOUT CLICKING ANYTHING, START THE VIRTUAL MACHINE WHEN WINDOWS STARTS

[@abdallahchbaro836]

thank you