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[Solved] VB 6.1.16 Setup/Installation Issue

Posted: 3. Dec 2020, 04:08
by Pretzell
Hi,

I'm a complete newbie to VB. I have been following a couple of YT videos to install VB on a HP Envy/Win10 (up-to date) laptop running BitDefender Total Security as a protection package.

When setting up an Ubuntu VM instance, I am encountering an issue when performing the Storage step. Under Controller: IDE, I click on "Empty" icon. Then under "Attributes", click the icon, select "Choose a disk file". The Virtual Optical disk file pop-up windows appears. I select the ubuntu-20.10-desktop-amd64.iso. Everything looks fine, yet the "OK" button is greyed out. (See attached.) I've tried clicking on the OK button to no success.

Any suggestions as to how to solve this would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

Re: VB 6.1.16 Setup/Installation Issue

Posted: 3. Dec 2020, 08:41
by BillG
Did you see the Invalid settings detected warning? You will not be able to click OK until you fix that.

If you hover over that message, do you get a popup explaining the problem?

Re: VB 6.1.16 Setup/Installation Issue

Posted: 3. Dec 2020, 10:42
by Pretzell
Thank you for the reply and suggestion. I checked the warning message (which I have tried to correct), yet the error warning message continues to display, as the OK button on that page is greyed out also. In fact, the OK button is greyed out on all of the setup pages. (I just noticed this.)

What could be causing this? Thank you.

Re: VB 6.1.16 Setup/Installation Issue

Posted: 3. Dec 2020, 18:05
by fth0
Do you expect us to guess what the popup messages says? ;)

Re: VB 6.1.16 Setup/Installation Issue

Posted: 3. Dec 2020, 23:54
by Pretzell
Haha ... oops. Here you go!

Re: VB 6.1.16 Setup/Installation Issue

Posted: 4. Dec 2020, 23:59
by scottgus1
Either your computer's "virtualization technology" (VT-x / AMD-V / SVM) is not on in the BIOS or Hyper-V is active. Go through everything in:

I have a 64bit host, but can't install 64bit guests

[SOLVED] Re: VB 6.1.16 Setup/Installation Issue

Posted: 6. Dec 2020, 21:03
by Pretzell
Thank you for this link. Yes, it appears I need to adjust things in my BIOS.

Thanks to all who assisted. Best wishes.