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scottgus1 wrote:I have no further ideas why your XP installations are failing when antivirus is installed. If you have another computer that can run Virtualbox you could try copying the VM's folder & files to that computer and see what happens.

Also, try to have suitable backups of your host PC so you can revert major updates if troubles occur. It is Microsoft Windows, problems likely will occur.

Actually, I did this and on another PC the VM started also with the AV... Pretty strange; but I still didn't get what caused all of this :/
Well, if someone has any idea of what causes this casual glitch, can tell it here; also because there's no Virus on my PC according to Mawarebytes, Sophos and Avast, so nothing suspicious can do this.

mpack wrote:I wouldn't bother with AV in my own XP VMs. Just make a backup and be prepared to overwrite XP from the backup if it has problems of any kind.

And obviously, don't put anything sensitive in there: you'd be nuts to prefer XP for serious work today, so it should be easy to avoid having personal data in there. And mind what home network access XP has.

I guess I'll do in this way, the only thing sensitive I've got in there is some old game with damaged CD... I think it's better rip them and try to recover all the data on it than leave it only installed on the VM.

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