Since you can't get to the console of any virtual machine (a.k.a.: Windows desktop) to run the vSphere client, this means the vSphere client must be on a machine separate from the ESX(i) host. (There is an unsupported on for troubleshooting, but we won't get into that right now.) You must use the vSphere client, which must run on a Windows machine.
You will not be able to access the console of any virtual machine from the ESX(i) host. I'm still thinking, how to install ESXi and Win7 64-bit on the same PC to be able to switch btw them at will? Probably the wrong Hypervisor for the job. Is it possible instead to access one ESXi VM from another VM running both on the same PC? Since ESXi is supplied with some VMs pre-configured, one of these may possibly be used to access and further configure another? Or its not even possible to launch an ESXi VM from the same PC to begin with? You mentioned that another PC must be used to access ESXi VM Console.
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