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how to avoid information box on virtual box
Posted: 22. Nov 2012, 09:16
by Girish518
Hi ,
Is there any variable to set in the virtualbox to avoid the virtualbox information boxes when starting the virtual machine GUI.
Thanks
Girish
Re: how to avoid information box on virtual box
Posted: 22. Nov 2012, 11:21
by noteirak
You can check the "Do not show this message again" tickbox
Re: how to avoid information box on virtual box
Posted: 22. Nov 2012, 12:30
by vandana
This solution will work on switching on the node i.e once a user to have to click on that check box
Is there any solution so that this pop window wnt come after switching on the node
Re: how to avoid information box on virtual box
Posted: 23. Nov 2012, 07:16
by Girish518
hi noteirak,
we know that if we check that box it will not display that information box. Is there any way to avoid to display such type of informations boxes
Re: how to avoid information box on virtual box
Posted: 23. Nov 2012, 12:14
by noteirak
If there is a setting to disable them all, I do not know it - I leave other people who might answer this
Re: how to avoid information box on virtual box
Posted: 29. Nov 2012, 15:42
by vandana
Hi all
related to the query we have posted.
if we check the auto capture thing in the image given the popup window wont come
but is there any way to do this thing through command prompt
Re: how to avoid information box on virtual box
Posted: 29. Nov 2012, 18:59
by scottgus1
VB saves all those settings in an XML file (help document, Advance Topics, Virtualbox configuration data) which you would not edit. The VboxManage command has a way to edit the settings properly, and there appears to be a way to edit the warnings so they wouldn't appear.
Open a command window so you can use Vboxmanage and enter this command:
vboxmanage getextradata global enumerate
here's what I got:
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Oracle VM VirtualBox Command Line Management Interface Version 3.2.12
(C) 2005-2010 Oracle Corporation
All rights reserved.
Key: GUI/Input/AutoCapture, Value: true
Key: GUI/Input/HostKey, Value: 19
Key: GUI/LastVMSelected, Value: 5ffb206b-bd1e-4fc3-bfd1-51a93e9b34c7
Key: GUI/LastWindowPostion, Value: 122,206,711,728
Key: GUI/MaxGuestResolution, Value: auto
Key: GUI/SuppressMessages, Value: ,remindAboutAutoCapture,showRuntimeError.warni
ng.HostAudioNotResponding,remindAboutMouseIntegrationOff,remindAboutMouseIntegra
tionOn,confirmGoingFullscreen,confirmInputCapture,remindAboutWrongColorDepth,con
firmGoingSeamless,cannotAccessUSB
Key: GUI/TrayIcon/Enabled, Value: false
Key: GUI/UpdateDate, Value: never
It seems the "SuppressMessages" section might show you what keys need to be edited using "vboxmanage setextradata". You could read up on it in the help doc's.