i dont see my computer devices
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firebal
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i dont see my computer devices
hi,
i have the ver 4.0.2 of vb installed on my xp pc. after that i create new machine. then i want to add a iso file to my rom device.but when i click on my computer on the left the wpage is just white and no devices are listed, so how can i disable it. i only see the files from desktop and my documents type is set to all files
changing the view list also dont helped and reinstalled also
i have the ver 4.0.2 of vb installed on my xp pc. after that i create new machine. then i want to add a iso file to my rom device.but when i click on my computer on the left the wpage is just white and no devices are listed, so how can i disable it. i only see the files from desktop and my documents type is set to all files
changing the view list also dont helped and reinstalled also
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Re: i dont see my computer devices
Sounds like you're new to this whole virtualisation and have little understanding of computers too. With that, it's best to read up on the material you're working with than asking things here, which take a lot longer and works on the patience of the users.
So, read the Forum Posting Guide and VirtualBox FAQ to learn some more about the program and how we would like to see posts here. Your post is a little short on information.
So, read the Forum Posting Guide and VirtualBox FAQ to learn some more about the program and how we would like to see posts here. Your post is a little short on information.
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Re: i dont see my computer devices
Ah, that problem. I've seen it before with other applications. Something on your system is bugged. See if there are any updates to your system. Another solution is to run the following in a command prompt (it must run with administrator privileges):
This will check and fix any broken system files.
Last thing you can do if this doesn't work is remove VB and install it again.
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sfc /scannowLast thing you can do if this doesn't work is remove VB and install it again.
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firebal
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Re: i dont see my computer devices
no my system is all right must be a bug wih vb and reinstalling also dont helped as i write above and in other applications it shows the devices
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Re: i dont see my computer devices
What if you type an address in the filename bar, like C:\ and press enter, what do you get?
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firebal
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Re: i dont see my computer devices
when i look up at search in there the devices are listet and i can browse files but when i type in at filename:
c://test.iso it says the filename is invalid
c://test.iso it says the filename is invalid
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Re: i dont see my computer devices
That's because you have to write the proper path, which would be C:\test.iso. Not what you wrote. Windows uses \ for folder separation, *NIX systems use /.
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Re: i dont see my computer devices
g:\\test.iso
is the same error
is the same error
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Re: i dont see my computer devices
Well duh, you don't use double slashes, use single. You don't go to http:////www.virtualbox.org//downloads to get VB, now do you?
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firebal
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Re: i dont see my computer devices
then he find the file huh 
but sfc /scannow also dont helped devices are not viewable ,yet
but sfc /scannow also dont helped devices are not viewable ,yet