Seamless Mode in VMLite


  1. Zachemc2
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    Solved: Seamless Mode in VMLite


    How do you exit seamless mode in VMLite?
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  3. huisinro
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    You can use one of the following method:

    (1) rigth click on the VMLite Tray icon on Windows XP taskbar, select Hibernate

    (2) right Control + L key
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  4. Zachemc2
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    None of those work.
    Edit: Pressed the wrong key. It does. Thanks!
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