Notes

0] Create a Ubuntu USB stick by using "Universal USB Installer". Select "Ubuntu" as the installation media, attact the .iso file and Start the process. Let "Persistant Disk Usage" option remain nil.

1] On the left toolbar, click on "Search your compuer and online sources"

2] Type in "terminal" and select that option

3] sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade && sudo apt-get autoremove

4] If it asks "Need to get 349 MB of archives.
After this operation, 304 MB of additional disk space will be used.
Do you want to continue? [Y/n]" Type "n" and press Enter.

5] sudo apt-get install build-essential linux-headers-`uname -r`

6] Now again click on click on "Search your compuer and online sources", type in "Disks" and select the same.

7] Now select the drive and the partion (not being the USB) where you have that "vmware.bundle" (name might defer) file.

8] After selecting that partition, click on "Unmount the filesystem" (stop button), "More actions", "Edit mount options", and uncheck "Automatic Mount options" to "Off".

9] Below "symbolic icon name" field, edit this line from "nosuid,nodev,nofail,x-gvfs-show" to "nosuid,nodev,nofail,x-gvfs-show,ro" (you just type in 'ro', if there's already something written you'll make use of a comma to seperate anything preceeding to 'ro').

10] Click "Ok", "Mount filesystem" (Play button) and close that window.

11] Now, browse through the location where you've that "vmware.bundle" file (if the file you downloaded was zipped, unzip it). Drag that folder within the terminal window and include "cd " proceeding the location path before pressing enter. For example, you've the vmware.bundle program file within the "Downloads", you'd type in "cd ~/Downloads" and press enter.

12] Back to the terminal window, type in "chmod +x vmware.bundle" which should now display a confirmation message "chmod: changing permissions of ‘vmware.bundle’: Read-only file system"

13] Finally, now its the time to run the installer "sudo ./vmware.bundle".

14] For installation, agree to all the terms and conditions. When prompted if intrested in sharing data, choose "No" and then complete the installation (should take less than 1 minute).

15] Now click on "Search your compuer and online sources", type in "VMWare Workstation" and open the application.


16] Open terminal and type, "sudo apt-get install obfsproxy". When prompted, type in "y" and continue with the instalation.

17] Now download Mullvad application from "https://mullvad.net/static/download/mullvad_49-1_all.deb", open it with Ubuntu Software Center and "Install" it.

18] Click on "Search your compuer and online sources", search for "Mullvad", select and drag Mullvad application to your HUD (Ubuntu's tasbar) and open it.

19] Enter your Account number, on the next screen, click "Disconnect". Click on "Settings" tab, check "Block the internet on connection failure", "Stop DNS leaks" and "Tunnel IPv6". Select the counry of your choice, go back to "Status" and click "Connect". You're now connected to Mullvad VPN service.

20] Back to VMWare, enter any fake email address to skip to the next screen. You won't be asked to verify your email address.

21] On the start screen, if you're planning to create a Virtual Machine, select "Create a New Virtual Machine". Else, select "Open a Virtual Machine".

22] Now on the wizard screen, select "Custom", "Next", "Next", "Use ISO image" and browse in to the folder where you've downloaded "Windows.iso". Click "Next", "Microsoft Windows", select version, "Next", and now choose a location where you'd like to permantly store your Virtual Machine file. Proceed by clicking "Next", "BIOS", "Next", choose the total number of processors, "Next", choose sufficent amount of memory, "Next", select "Use host-only networking", "Next", "Next", "SCSI", "Next", "Create a new virtual disk", "Next", "Store virtual disk as a single file", select the maximum disk size that you can allote, "Next", "Next", "Customize Hardware", Select "Processors" and then on the right side of the dialog box, enable all "Virtualization" settings if you prefer and then "Close" that dialog box, uncheck "start after completion" and complete the setup with "Finish". "Close".

23] You should now be able to install Windows. However you should encrpyt those Virtual Machines before you begin the installation process.

24] Select the virtual machine and select "Edit virtual machine settings", "Options" tab, select "Access Control", and click on "Encrypt". Now create a strong passowrd and "Encrypt" that VM and "Save" it.
Once done, "Enable Restrictions", check " Require the user to change the encryption password", enter the password for the same and "Save" it.