I just installed Windows 7 on VB with Mac 10.9.2 host and can someone tell me why this message appears on my Win 7 desktop after booting Windows and how I can fix this please?
NOTE: Please scroll down this page to see both images.
Thank you
And after clicking "OK" I get this...
And if I click "Change..." I get this...
And when I uncheck the box at the top that says "Automatically manage paging file size for all drives" and then select "Custom size" and change "Initial size" to 1000 MB and "Maximum size" to 1600 I get this... I CAN'T ADD ANOTHER IMAGE SO PLEASE SEE NEXT POST
Getting System Properties "temporary paging file" message???
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Getting System Properties "temporary paging file" message???
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Re: Getting System Properties "temporary paging file" messag
How much free space do you have on the guests hard drive?
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Re: Getting System Properties "temporary paging file" messag
If I open VBox and click Settings > Storage and then under Controller: IDE > VBoxGuestAdditions.iso - it says the size is 61.65 MB.
If I open VBox and click Settings > Storage, and then under Controller: SATA > Windows 7.vdi - it says the Virtual Size is 10.77 GB and the Actual Size is 10.77 GB.
Is that where I'm supposed to look?
If I open VBox and click Settings > Storage, and then under Controller: SATA > Windows 7.vdi - it says the Virtual Size is 10.77 GB and the Actual Size is 10.77 GB.
Is that where I'm supposed to look?
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Re: Getting System Properties "temporary paging file" messag
Nope what does the guest say it has. Properties of the c drive
Since you already know you are out of disk space we need to close this topic anyway as that will fix these warnings.
Since you already know you are out of disk space we need to close this topic anyway as that will fix these warnings.
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Re: Getting System Properties "temporary paging file" messag
How will closing this thread fix those warnings when I don't know yet how to fix it?
If by "guest" you mean I should check the size of the Local Disk C after I open windows then this is what it says: Local Disk (C:) 5.68 MB free of 10.6 GB.
And in the CD Drive (D:) Virtual Box Guest it says: 0 bytes of 61.6 MB
Does that tell you anything?
What is
If by "guest" you mean I should check the size of the Local Disk C after I open windows then this is what it says: Local Disk (C:) 5.68 MB free of 10.6 GB.
And in the CD Drive (D:) Virtual Box Guest it says: 0 bytes of 61.6 MB
Does that tell you anything?
What is
Perryg wrote:Nope what does the guest say it has. Properties of the c drive
Since you already know you are out of disk space we need to close this topic anyway as that will fix these warnings.
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Re: Getting System Properties "temporary paging file" messag
You are cross posting by using this to talk about an issue you have opened about how to increase the size of the guests hard drive. Just use it since that is what the problem really is.
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Re: Getting System Properties "temporary paging file" messag
Oh I didn't realize it was the same issue. Thank you.
Perryg wrote:You are cross posting by using this to talk about an issue you have opened about how to increase the size of the guests hard drive. Just use it since that is what the problem really is.