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Hello guys I have a problem with VirtualBox, when i install it in my Win10 the installation doesnt give me any error, and when I try to run it, only appear 3 task in the task manager but any GUI, i search about it and i cant find anything that help me, if someone can help me please i need it.

Probably it's running very slowly because you have some part of the Hyper-v framework enabled. See related FAQ: I have a 64bit host, but can't install 64bit guests, especially post #3.

Thank You so much but this doesn't help me, my problem is whit the run of VMBox, when i run it the GUI doesn't appear in my screen, and i only can see 3 task in the task manager but VMBox isn't in the screen and i don't know what's the problem, i tried everything

Ah, I see. I thought you were having problems running a VM.

Ok, problems with installation should be easier to deal with. First make sure that VirtualBox is properly installed: uninstall it and then reinstalled WHILE LOGGED IN AS THE CORRECT FINAL USER (i.e. not Admin), but do use "Run as administrator" to run the installer, do this whether or not you think you have admin rights.

If it still doesn't work then the problem is invariably caused by one or both of these:

1. Third party antivirus.
2. Some kind of buggy virtual disk application (e.g. one that mounts a VMDK as a usable drive).

This problem you are having is very rare, maybe only one person per year reports it (if even that), so it will definitely be due to something unusual you have installed.

thank you but no one of these options, i only have windows defender as antivirus and i don't have installed any app of virtual disk, i tried to install it with the antivirus off and i cant

I have a Windows 10 Pro N version, maybe can be that the problem?

Jaimemtbn wrote:I have a Windows 10 Pro N version, maybe can be that the problem?

As far as I can tell, none of the missing functionality is needed by VirtualBox. Having Hyper-v pre-installed could be a concern, but that concern is normally limited to when running VMs, not when running the manager. Likewise with every other concern I come up with.

I have a vague memory that if you have any other app installed that uses a conflicting version of Qt, that could cause problems. But it's been a long time since anything like that came up, IIRC.

One thing you could try is to open the Task Manager while the UI is failing to load, and look for any other task consuming an inordinate amount of CPU - other than VirtualBox itself. Even better would be if you could install a Process Explorer type tool and pinpoint the exact DLL that causes the problem. I'm thinking some kind of network redirector that's waiting forever for some resource to become available.

Thank you another time but no one of these options, i no have any program who works with Qt and i no have any process that use so much CPU, my CPU is at 5% when i open VMBox