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ESXi --- Adding Sound for XP Pro Guests |VMware Communities
https://communities.vmware.com/thread/212310
Good morning! I'm running ESXi v3.5.0-110271 and I have several XP guests on the host (think in terms of a poor mans VDI). Is there any
Sound is not working in Windows virtual machine (1003425 ...
https://kb.vmware.com/s/article/1003425
To ensure that audio is enabled in your virtual machine: To ensure that sound is enabled: Navigate to Virtual Machine > Settings (Fusion) or VM > Settings (Workstation).; Turn on the sound card: Fusion 7.x and above: Ensure Connect Sound card option is checked. If Sound Card is not available in the Settings pane, click Add Device > Sound Card, then click Add.
VMWare 7: No audio mixer in Windows XP - Super User
https://superuser.com/questions/236633/vmware-7-no-audio-mixer-in-windows-xp
I am running Windows XP inside of VMWare, however I am unable to get the sound working inside of the virtual machine. The host system is running windows 7 and it is a ASUS Republic of Gamers G73JH-A1 notebook. When I go to volume control to test the sound it says "There are no active mixer devices available.
Windows XP's default sounds don't sound right in VMWare ...
https://www.reddit.com/r/vmware/comments/k1q0qn/windows_xps_default_sounds_dont_sound_right_in/
Open up the properties for your audio playback device on your host computer and check the format under the advanced tab. It will probably be something like 24-bit, 44100Hz or 24-bit 48000Hz. Do the same thing in your vm and make sure the format setting for the virtual playback device matches the setting on the host machine.
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