I started to look at the linked article and as soon as I saw information being blurred out in the images and the fact that OS X is being illegally run in VMware Player I'm not going to waste my time reading it.
I only mentioned USB via Plop because some Users have Linux running from a USB drive, as an example I use the Kaspersky Rescue Disk from USB on physical systems but build out and test and update in a Virtual Machine so I need to use Plop to do that.
Here is what I suggest, download the Kaspersky Rescue Disk ISO Image and assign it to the CD/DVD and temporarily change the Guest OS type to Linux (or you may have to temporarily remove the USB controller from the VM) so as not to have mouse tracking issue while booting a Windows VM from Linux. (Don't forget to change back the Guest OS type when done (or add back the USB controller when done.) This will get you into a GUI Environment with a File Manager so you can locate and check the target file or replace the target file, whatever.
Or use other Linux Live OS distro or Windows WinPE based image.