VM failed to start, hardening related
VM failed to start, hardening related
Same thing happened to me today after Windows 11 update:
Last edited by Chrony on 10. Apr 2024, 14:53, edited 1 time in total.
Re: VM failed to start, hardening related
Looks like some AV software is interfering with VirtualBox... could you try creating an exception or disable the AV software temporarily?
Re: VM failed to start, hardening related
I disabled WIndows Defender, but the same error occurred.
Re: VM failed to start, hardening related
Windows Defender is never patching executable code in-memory (otherwise 98% of the Windows users would report trouble). There must be something else...
Re: VM failed to start, hardening related
There is simply nothing left... I have been using this VM for over 5 years and today, exactly today, after the Windows 11 update it stopped working... Which is causing me serious problems.
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Re: VM failed to start, hardening related
@Chrony
The Logs you have provided are truncated, so may be missing some important clues which often come near the very end of a complete Log. You should always 'zip' Logs to ensure they remain within the Forum's upload limits.
If this error happened immediately after a Host Windows Update it might also be useful to provide the latest VBox.Log for a failed startup.
The Logs you have provided are truncated, so may be missing some important clues which often come near the very end of a complete Log. You should always 'zip' Logs to ensure they remain within the Forum's upload limits.
If this error happened immediately after a Host Windows Update it might also be useful to provide the latest VBox.Log for a failed startup.
Re: VM failed to start, hardening related
Attached are the compressed logs.
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Re: VM failed to start, hardening related
@Chrony
There is a problem with your VirtualBox installation. You are running a rather old version of the package (VirtualBox 7.0.6) but more importantly the Extension Pack is a totally different version.
I suggest you update both VirtualBox and the Extension Pack to the current release, 7.0.14, and try again. Download both from https://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads
There is a problem with your VirtualBox installation. You are running a rather old version of the package (VirtualBox 7.0.6) but more importantly the Extension Pack is a totally different version.
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00:00:06.889871 Oracle VM VirtualBox Extension Pack (Version: 6.1.40 r154048; VRDE Module: VBoxVRDP; Crypto Module: unusable because of 'VBoxExtPackVMRegister returned VERR_VERSION_MISMATCH, pReg=0000000000000000 ErrInfo='Helper version mismatch - expected 0x30000 got 0x50000'')
Re: VM failed to start, hardening related
Nothing...
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Re: VM failed to start, hardening related
These logs are not generated by your current VirtualBox installation - they seem identical to ones you posted previously.
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00:00:06.793367 VirtualBox VM 7.0.6 r155176 win.amd64 (Jan 11 2023 16:38:38) release log
00:00:06.793369 Log opened 2024-04-05T10:45:48.184871100Z
Re: VM failed to start, hardening related
Only VBoxHardening.log is changed, VBox.log has no changes since yesterday.
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Re: VM failed to start, hardening related
Please see my section about "Damaged installation of the Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime" in Re: Diagnosing VirtualBox Hardening Issues.
That's because the abort takes place before the VBox.log file is written.
Re: VM failed to start, hardening related
Thank you very much! My problem was solved by downloading vcruntime140_1.dll and copying it to windows/system32