Import old Virtual Box Machine

[Machineuser15]

Maybe it´s not the problem. I increased the memory 100MB to 1.8GB

[Machineuser15]

Maybe it´s not the problem. I increased the memory 100MB to 1.8GB

[socratis]

That's exactly why I included the available memory and I suggested a number. Lower the memory to the suggested value.

I won't even bother opening the log.

[Machineuser15]

That's exactly why I included the available memory and I suggested a number. Lower the memory to the suggested value.

I won't even bother opening the log.

is this link below the right way to change memory?

http://superuser.com/questions/926339/h ... virtualbox

[Machineuser15]

That's exactly why I included the available memory and I suggested a number. Lower the memory to the suggested value.

I won't even bother opening the log.

is this link below the right way to change memory?

http://superuser.com/questions/926339/h ... virtualbox

I follow this way to increased memory to 512 MB for virtual machine but the problem is the same

[socratis]

Please post an updated log.

[Machineuser15]

Please post an updated log.

Some pictures were uploaded. Maybe it can help.

[Machineuser15]

May I need to export file from Virtual Box to work well in another Virtual Box installation?
This case I copy folder with all files and exported the file called by Virtual Box.Sorry , I could told it some post ago.

[mpack]

Third and final time of asking :-

I'll ask my question more explicitly: is this an "XP mode" VM? Because I've seen XP mode VMs behave like this when moved to other hosts.

[Machineuser15]

Third and final time of asking :-

I'll ask my question more explicitly: is this an "XP mode" VM? Because I've seen XP mode VMs behave like this when moved to other hosts.

yes, have solution for this problem?

[mpack]

Does "yes" mean "yes, it was an XP mode VM"?

If so the XP image was only licensed for the Windows 7 Pro host on which it was originally used. Its activation checks will fail on any other host and it will shut down, as we see here. I'm not sure this problem has a solution. You could try booting up with an XP repair CD (ISO) and installing a new product key - I have no idea if this will work. The only other thing you can do is mount the disk in another Windows VM, and recover any files you need to recover. Then I'd create a new VM from an original XP install CD.

[Machineuser15]

Does "yes" mean "yes, it was an XP mode VM"?

If so the XP image was only licensed for the Windows 7 Pro host on which it was originally used. Its activation checks will fail on any other host and it will shut down, as we see here. I'm not sure this problem has a solution. You could try booting up with an XP repair CD (ISO) and installing a new product key - I have no idea if this will work. The only other thing you can do is mount the disk in another Windows VM, and recover any files you need to recover. Then I'd create a new VM from an original XP install CD.

yes, I mean that VM is an XP mode. I will follow steps to recovery and try to recover Windows installation.
thanks for helping