Hi everybody:
I have a Virtual Box Version 5.1.14 r112924 (Qt5.6.2) running on Windows 10.
The Virtual Machine that I have is Windows 7.
Yesterday worked properly, but this morning show me the error:
A critical error has ocurred.
Im attaching the Log File.
Please somene could help me.
Thanks.
My VirtualBox didnt start...
My VirtualBox didnt start...
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Re: My VirtualBox didnt start...
This VM is so badly configured that I'm surprised by your claim that it ever worked.
I'm surprised you didn't give the VM 2 cores, since you have a quad core i7 host. Like any PC the VM will seem to run a lot smoother if the the OS has a dedicated core it can use for background tasks while a second core looks after you.
18MB graphics RAM is not enough for a modern graphically oriented OS. I would increase to 128MB.
200GB is IMHO a tad big for the primary hd of a Win7-32bit VM. Still, hopefully your host can afford it, and its certainly better than being too small.
You seem to be selecting a 24bit graphics mode in the guest. This is almost certainly incorrect. Your host is almost certainly using a 32bit graphics mode so if you want to avoid software conversion overhead then the guest needs to be using a 32bit color mode as well.
The extension pack is not installed: USB2 and USB3 will not be available.
Disable Hyper-v on the host if enabled. Then enter the host BIOS and make sure VT-x is enabled.VBox.log wrote: 00:00:01.758105 HM: HMR3Init: Falling back to raw-mode: VT-x is disabled in the BIOS for all CPU modes
I'm surprised you didn't give the VM 2 cores, since you have a quad core i7 host. Like any PC the VM will seem to run a lot smoother if the the OS has a dedicated core it can use for background tasks while a second core looks after you.
18MB graphics RAM is not enough for a modern graphically oriented OS. I would increase to 128MB.
200GB is IMHO a tad big for the primary hd of a Win7-32bit VM. Still, hopefully your host can afford it, and its certainly better than being too small.
You seem to be selecting a 24bit graphics mode in the guest. This is almost certainly incorrect. Your host is almost certainly using a 32bit graphics mode so if you want to avoid software conversion overhead then the guest needs to be using a 32bit color mode as well.
The extension pack is not installed: USB2 and USB3 will not be available.
The Guest Additions could do with an update.VBox.log wrote: 00:00:25.351109 VMMDev: Guest Additions information report: Version 5.0.32 r112930 '5.0.32'