BSOD on Win XP running on Win XP x64

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Gouveia
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BSOD on Win XP running on Win XP x64

Post by Gouveia »

Hello there, sorry if this is on the wrong section.

I'm trying to run a Win XP x32 virtual machine on a Win XP x64 host, but it just gives me a BSOD right after the "Welcome" page (sometimes, even before that page), but if I try to run the guest on Safe Mode, it starts and runs ok.

Is there any solution for that problem?
fixedwheel
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Re: BSOD on Win XP running on Win XP x64

Post by fixedwheel »

I'm trying to run a Win XP x32 virtual machine on a Win XP x64 host,
did it run before? changed something?
Gouveia
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Re: BSOD on Win XP running on Win XP x64

Post by Gouveia »

Yes it did, we just installed the Guest Additions and rebooted the virtual machine.
fixedwheel
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Re: BSOD on Win XP running on Win XP x64

Post by fixedwheel »

hmm... while in safe mode, install the guest additions again. Somewhere i have read here one should do that with the new 3.0 VBox release
Gouveia
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Re: BSOD on Win XP running on Win XP x64

Post by Gouveia »

Problem solved by installing version 2.1.2 of Virtual Box and reinstalling XP on it.

Dunno why, but problem solved. And I did install the guest additions while on safe mode with the latest version, but it still gave me the BSOD.
fixedwheel
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Re: BSOD on Win XP running on Win XP x64

Post by fixedwheel »

Problem solved by installing version 2.1.2 of Virtual Box
now there just was another post with BSOD workaround possible by installing older VBox version 2

you may have a look if your BSOD is similar affected by intelppm.sys there is a solution :arrow: http://forums.virtualbox.org/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=20089
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