HOST: Win7 Ultimate x64
GUEST: XP PRO SP3
On boot on virtual machine, XP not access to desktop and when resize the window the screen appears corrupted, the video driver on HOST is the latest version, on safe mode no problem and windows access normal to desktop. Same machine on Ubuntu HOST (32bit) is working correct. Linux Ubuntu Guest is ok.
Sorry for English, i am an italian user
EDIT:
Version of VirtualBox is 4.0.10 and related Guest Additions
Guest XP: not access to desktop
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trekfan1
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Guest XP: not access to desktop
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mpack
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Re: Guest XP: not access to desktop
Your English is quite hard to understand, but infinitely better than my Italian.
I would translate your question as follows :-
And no offence, but this is the first question that occurs: was this installed from a normal, legal, XP setup CD? A pirated and cut down XP may not function correctly inside a VM. I suppose XP is still by far the most popular WIndows guest OS, and there must be some reason why those many other XP users have not reported your problem.
I would translate your question as follows :-
One thing not clear from the above, is Windows still running or has it failed? I.e. is it purely a display issue?trekfan1 (translated by mpack) wrote: HOST: Win7 Ultimate x64
GUEST: XP PRO SP3
On boot, my XP virtual machine does not show the desktop. When resized the virtual screen appears corrupted, the video driver on the host is the latest version. In safe mode the VM boots no problem, Windows gets to the desktop normally. The same host is running an Ubuntu VM correctly.
VirtualBox version is 4.0.10, as is the Guest Additions
And no offence, but this is the first question that occurs: was this installed from a normal, legal, XP setup CD? A pirated and cut down XP may not function correctly inside a VM. I suppose XP is still by far the most popular WIndows guest OS, and there must be some reason why those many other XP users have not reported your problem.
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trekfan1
- Posts: 98
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Re: Guest XP: not access to desktop
The problem is appears when installing as a host Win7 x64, with seven 32bit NO PROBLEM!
PS: Win7 x64 is complete with SP1
SOLVED: on guest removed cpu driver from hardware manager and guest is work
PS: Win7 x64 is complete with SP1
SOLVED: on guest removed cpu driver from hardware manager and guest is work
Sorry for my English, i'm Italian