You can monitor the power supply status, enable VNC access, enable Microsoft virtualization-based security, or configure other advanced functions for your virtual machine.

You can configure whether the clock on the guest operating system is synchronized with the clock on the host.

You can set the virtual machine to display the status of your Mac power supply.

You can decide what level of troubleshooting information to collect for your virtual machines.

Fusion automatically sets hard disk buffering according to what guest operating system you use, but you can change the setting.

If you have a virtual machine that powers on the Boot Camp partition, you can set whether a password is required each time you open it.

You can configure a virtual machine to allow any virtual network computer (VNC) client to access the virtual machine by connecting to your Mac.

You can configure Fusion to list the soft or hard option of specific power-option pairs in the Virtual Machine drop-down menu and the applications menus.

You can configure Fusion to increase the log information about USB devices connected to a virtual machine.

You can enable Dark Mode Synchronization for a virtual machine.

You can enable Microsoft virtualization-based security (VBS) on supported Windows guest operating systems.

You can select the firmware type of a virtual machine.