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I have downloaded the same version VirtualBox and VirtualBox Extension Pack 6.1.32
I get this when I try to add VirtualBox Extension Pack 6.1.32

Failed to install the Extension Pack Oracle_VM_VirtualBox_Extension_Pack-6.1.32(1).vbox-extpack.

The installer failed with exit code 1: VBoxExtPackHelperApp.exe: error: Internal executable does reside under RTPathAppPrivateArch.

Result Code: E_FAIL (0x80004005)
Component: ExtPackManagerWrap
Interface: IExtPackManager {70401eef-c8e9-466b-9660-45cb3e9979e4}

Windows 10
i7-5820k
1TB SSD 850 EVO
16GB RAM 3000Mhz

I think it's saying that the main VirtualBox app is missing components, i.e. it has not been installed properly.

I would uninstall VirtualBox, then make sure that the Program Files\Oracle\VirtualBox folder is gone completely.

Then run the VirtualBox installer again, this time using "Run as administrator".

same thing

Failed to install the Extension Pack C:Oracle_VM_VirtualBox_Extension_Pack-6.1.32(1).vbox-extpack.

The installer failed with exit code 1: VBoxExtPackHelperApp.exe: error: Internal executable does reside under RTPathAppPrivateArch.

Result Code: E_FAIL (0x80004005)
Component: ExtPackManagerWrap
Interface: IExtPackManager {70401eef-c8e9-466b-9660-45cb3e9979e4}

Turn off Eset Smart Security

Please reproduce the issue and post a zipped copy of the contents of the C:\Users\<username>\.VirtualBox (note the ".") folder, or search the files in the folder for messages containing "ExtPack:".

One other thing, besides, fth0's request above:

Dean786 wrote:Failed to install the Extension Pack C:Oracle_VM_VirtualBox_Extension_Pack-6.1.32(1).vbox-extpack.

I'm going to guess this was a re-type instead of a copy, because that would have been C:\, but if your extension pack download is somehow sitting in the root of the C drive, try putting the download in a public subfolder, like C:\Users\Public.

Roots of drives have special permissions controls in Windows, especially the C:\ drive.

Also, I suspect you may have moved the download there because you couldn't find it in your Downloads folder when running the Virtualbox app under Administrator privileges, Admin is a different account structure and can cause you not to be able to access your regular account's C:\Users\{you} folder, where your Downloads would be, so you can't find the Extension Pack download. Ah, Windows... Put the Extension Pack download in C:\Users\Public, and you'll find it there in Virtualbox to install.