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VirtualBox not Starting on Windows 7

Posted: 20. Mar 2013, 16:13
by geewhan
Hi,

I have downloaded VirtualBox awhile ago and worked fine sometimes. Now I am not able to run it or able to boot Kubuntu.

I have attached .png file where this is where the virtualbox stays. It will not go any further.

I was wondering if anyone has suggestions or ideas.

I have rebooted my laptop (64 bit) and it does not work.

I have read other forums where itunes caused almost the same problem (not exactly sure if it is the same problem), but I do not own
itunes or any major application running when just starting my laptop.

Thanks

Re: VirtualBox not Starting on Windows 7

Posted: 20. Mar 2013, 16:20
by mpack
So, in fact VirtualBox is starting fine, it's only your VM which is giving trouble.

Click the following link:

Minimum information needed for assistance
viewtopic.php?f=24&t=48476

Re: VirtualBox not Starting on Windows 7

Posted: 20. Mar 2013, 16:27
by geewhan
mpack,

Could you please tell me what is wrong with my Virtual Machine?

Also the link to that forum. I do not understand the directions.


Thanks

Re: VirtualBox not Starting on Windows 7

Posted: 20. Mar 2013, 16:37
by mpack
I can't tell you anything until you provide basic diagnostic information, particularly the log file.

Read the instructions in the link message I gave you.

Re: VirtualBox not Starting on Windows 7

Posted: 20. Mar 2013, 17:19
by geewhan
mpack,

Could you please tell me where this is located

right click the guest in the VirtualBox main manager and select show log.

What is the main manager?

The direction is unclear to me so I am having a hard time following.

Thanks

Re: VirtualBox not Starting on Windows 7

Posted: 20. Mar 2013, 17:49
by mpack
The main manager is the thing you use to run VMs. I.e. the VirtualBox application through which you do everything, including this.

Re: VirtualBox not Starting on Windows 7

Posted: 20. Mar 2013, 20:18
by geewhan
mpack,

are you referring to this?
I have put those four log files into the zip folder onto this message.

I really hope this is the one.

Thanks

--Gee Won Han