Windows 7 RC
Posted: 5. Jul 2009, 22:30
Hello,
I can see I've got a LOT to learn about using virtualbox 3.0.0 , I downloaded the windows 7 rc iso image to my hard drive. I'm trying to use virtualbox on my acer aspire 5100-3357 laptop that has windows vista home premium sp2 installed on it. I followed the instructions for trying to set up a new virtual box. When I got to the memory allocation screen, I allocated 512 mb of memory as suggested, since I only have 1 GB of DDR2 memory installed. I got the virtual box to at least start up the iso image that's on my hard drive. I got to see the windows installation screen, and the screen that asked if I accepted the terms of use, which I did. But that was seemingly as far as I was able to get, my goal was to be able to just check out windows 7 without having to 'actually' install it. I also remember being presented with two choices about how I wanted to install windows 7, either do an upgrade, or a clean install. I chose the upgrade version, as I stated before..I've got a lot of learning to do.
David
I can see I've got a LOT to learn about using virtualbox 3.0.0 , I downloaded the windows 7 rc iso image to my hard drive. I'm trying to use virtualbox on my acer aspire 5100-3357 laptop that has windows vista home premium sp2 installed on it. I followed the instructions for trying to set up a new virtual box. When I got to the memory allocation screen, I allocated 512 mb of memory as suggested, since I only have 1 GB of DDR2 memory installed. I got the virtual box to at least start up the iso image that's on my hard drive. I got to see the windows installation screen, and the screen that asked if I accepted the terms of use, which I did. But that was seemingly as far as I was able to get, my goal was to be able to just check out windows 7 without having to 'actually' install it. I also remember being presented with two choices about how I wanted to install windows 7, either do an upgrade, or a clean install. I chose the upgrade version, as I stated before..I've got a lot of learning to do.
David