Host W11 - VM Ubuntu 22
Host W11 - VM Ubuntu 22
First, I installed Virtual box on a new laptop DELL 5400, OS is W10 upgraded to Win 11. The installation was OK. afterwards, I installed Ubuntu 22. IT works well during several days. I think that an upgrade occured on the Laptop, and the VM stopped to work. I installed another time Virtual Box and Ubuntu, I still have the same error (cf the attached log file). I'm not able alone to find what is going wrong. Help will be appreciated.
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Re: Host W11 - VM Ubuntu 22
Hyper-V is enabled on the host OS.
HMR3Init: Attempting fall back to NEM (Hyper-V is active)
This may have been enabled by the host OS update, but it may have been there before, since Microsoft is driving a lot of its security services through Hyper-V, especially in 11. Do you recall seeing the green turtle in the VM's status bar before the update, when the VM was still working? If so, host Hyper-V was enabled then too; maybe a new service got enabled.
Your VM has one processor. Set the processor count to 2. This has been known to get Linux VMs on Windows Hyper-V hosts working lately.
You're also on 7.0.4. 7.0 is still in bug-hunt phase, so 7.0.6 might work better.
HMR3Init: Attempting fall back to NEM (Hyper-V is active)
This may have been enabled by the host OS update, but it may have been there before, since Microsoft is driving a lot of its security services through Hyper-V, especially in 11. Do you recall seeing the green turtle in the VM's status bar before the update, when the VM was still working? If so, host Hyper-V was enabled then too; maybe a new service got enabled.
Your VM has one processor. Set the processor count to 2. This has been known to get Linux VMs on Windows Hyper-V hosts working lately.
You're also on 7.0.4. 7.0 is still in bug-hunt phase, so 7.0.6 might work better.