Hi!
I have problem with graphic card on my main OS and need to use older OS to install driver, then backup all drivers and import wanted to real PC.
I tried to add physical device to VBox virtual machine, but not success... can anybody help me?
Thank you for all.
Miro
Is possible to add to virtual machine physical device?
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Re: Is possible to add to virtual machine physical device?
Virtual machines use virtual hardware. There are exceptions, but only for experts - and an expert wouldn't leave out vital info such as the host OS.
Re: Is possible to add to virtual machine physical device?
Ok, experts can - ut how to be an exper if I try nothing?
Really to be afraid is right, but try nothing is afraid of what?
Miro
Really to be afraid is right, but try nothing is afraid of what?
Miro
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Re: Is possible to add to virtual machine physical device?
Is there a new question in there? Is there an error in my previous answer?
Re: Is possible to add to virtual machine physical device?
Ok, it is impossible in our words.
Miro
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Re: Is possible to add to virtual machine physical device?
Installing drives is not as easy as copying some files from one OS to another. There are fundamental changes in the system, mainly in the registry. That, you cannot copy. Therefore, no.
On top of that, you cannot use your real hardware, like your graphics card, in the VM, except under very special circumstances; you have to have 2 graphics cards, a Linux host and a lot of luck.
What is the host, what is the guest that you want to install the graphics drivers and what is the graphics card. More out of curiosity...
On top of that, you cannot use your real hardware, like your graphics card, in the VM, except under very special circumstances; you have to have 2 graphics cards, a Linux host and a lot of luck.
What is the host, what is the guest that you want to install the graphics drivers and what is the graphics card. More out of curiosity...
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Re: Is possible to add to virtual machine physical device?
Really what I need to do:
I have two videocards in PC
- one is working, default in system
- second is not recognized by system and I did to impossible to make it "Basic Display Adapter"
So, 2nd is like no existing in case of Windows, as hardware there is.
I need to add it to virtual machine with older OS. There I can install driver.
When it will be installed, I have driver backup tool. I do backup, copy backup to shard folder and use in real PC.
It is not 1st time how I did it on friend's PC - to get driver, but now I have no any choice to help on real hardware...
Miro
I have two videocards in PC
- one is working, default in system
- second is not recognized by system and I did to impossible to make it "Basic Display Adapter"
So, 2nd is like no existing in case of Windows, as hardware there is.
I need to add it to virtual machine with older OS. There I can install driver.
When it will be installed, I have driver backup tool. I do backup, copy backup to shard folder and use in real PC.
It is not 1st time how I did it on friend's PC - to get driver, but now I have no any choice to help on real hardware...
Miro
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Re: Is possible to add to virtual machine physical device?
As I have told you; you can't do it. You're running Windows. The card is not recognized by Windows. The drivers are not transferable. All of these are problems that cannot be solved.
Do NOT send me Personal Messages (PMs) for troubleshooting, they are simply deleted.
Do NOT reply with the "QUOTE" button, please use the "POST REPLY", at the bottom of the form.
If you obfuscate any information requested, I will obfuscate my response. These are virtual UUIDs, not real ones.
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