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my virtual pc freezes, but vrbox gui doesnt?

Posted: 27. Oct 2009, 06:36
by puppetj
my virtual pc freezes, but vrbox gui doesnt... i never ran into this issue before, the os that virtualbox is installed on it win7 home premium x64, and iam running xp pro 32but as a vb os but just seems to freeze at random times, or will just partly lockup but i cant even alt-crlt-del or shutdown or even force it down whats going on?

Re: my virtual pc freezes, but vrbox gui doesnt?

Posted: 27. Oct 2009, 20:38
by puppetj
ok so its completely screwed all the hell now, iam sorry i head hurts because all this madness thats happening to me, sorry i dont even know where to start does version 3.0.8 work with windows 7 yet maybe thats why?

please let me know, because it seems once the virtaulbox os freezes, it will make abstractions on my real os not respond also during this issue if i try to run vbox again it wont start up but i cant even endtask it in the task manager, or if i have another app running in the real os say like firefox it will lock up and i cant end task that either.....if i logoff then relogg on the stupid programs are still in task manager and wont go away!
so if i shutdown pc it gets stuck at the shutting down part of the screen where it says shutting down, so i need to powerr it off by the button on the pc itself!!! aahahahahahahhahahha this is a clean install free of virus so whats going here i really need some bodys help PLEASE!!!!!! my head hurts!!!!!!!!

Re: my virtual pc freezes, but vrbox gui doesnt?

Posted: 27. Oct 2009, 21:06
by vbox4me2
VBox Version: OSE self-compiled
Try the PUEL version.

Re: my virtual pc freezes, but vrbox gui doesnt?

Posted: 27. Oct 2009, 21:49
by puppetj
puel & ose what are they???? i judt download it from the website i didnt compile are version myself to make that clear

and whatever version i got which is this " * VirtualBox 3.0.8 for Windows hosts x86/amd64 " never had any of these issue while in xp or seven, so whats puel or ose and what version is the one i installed

Re: my virtual pc freezes, but vrbox gui doesnt?

Posted: 27. Oct 2009, 22:27
by vbox4me2
Read the Forum FAQ and the QuickClick FAQ as a start.

Re: my virtual pc freezes, but vrbox gui doesnt?

Posted: 27. Oct 2009, 22:58
by puppetj
thanks but i dont see anywhere in thats where it has to do with my issues, like i said i downloaded VirtualBox 3.0.8 for Windows hosts x86/amd64 version, so why is this happening , is 308 supported by win 7 and if so how can i get this working?

Re: my virtual pc freezes, but vrbox gui doesnt?

Posted: 27. Oct 2009, 23:19
by vbox4me2
Guest settings?
Vbox installed as new or upgraded from .... ?

Re: my virtual pc freezes, but vrbox gui doesnt?

Posted: 28. Oct 2009, 00:14
by puppetj
installed : NEW

guest settings : guest is the vbox os right, default settings

Re: my virtual pc freezes, but vrbox gui doesnt?

Posted: 28. Oct 2009, 00:23
by Perryg
@puppetj,

We are going to need a detailed description of what is happening along with the exact settings of the guest unless you are saying that you can not install VirtualBox itself.
If that is the case then you will need to see if Windows 7 is 32 or 64 bit and whether your bios supports hardware-v.
These are the things that vbox4me2 was referring to.
If it is the guest that is having problems then there are a few things that we will need. The vbox logs for the guest and you may need to look in the Windows 7 system events to see if it is stopping the program from working.

Re: my virtual pc freezes, but vrbox gui doesnt?

Posted: 28. Oct 2009, 01:25
by puppetj
We are going to need a detailed description of what is happening along with the exact settings of the guest unless you are saying that you can not install VirtualBox itself. - no thats not the issue


If that is the case then you will need to see if Windows 7 is 32 or 64 bit and whether your bios supports hardware-v. - yes they do support it, because it worked in VISTA, sorry but i said that already


i completely uninstall it so i dont have anymore logs, but on the other hand..which i dont know if this is related the virtual image is located on a drive that is failing which iam sending it to get rma'd, because to rule out thing i tried vmware software and got some simlar issues not all the same issues, but simlar so when i get the new drive and it still happens ill post back, but hopefully this is whats causing it

so thanks for trying to help, ill post back later