Moving from Ubuntu to Kubuntu???

[lilb420yo]

This is the error attachment it is a png image file!

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I am trying to move a Windows 7 Virtual Machine, that I created on the lastest Ubuntu. My ubuntu host crashed and I recoverd my Virtual Machine from the crashed FS and moved it over to my existing Kubuntu install. When i boot up into Kubuntu and try run my existing Virtual Machine on Ubuntu I get the following error! I have not been able to solve this for sometime and I use my Windows 7 Virtual Machine, I have a screenshot of the error and here are the details of the error. It is some dvd image error, saying something about my windows2012serverdvd not sure why cause I am not messing with my server install just adding a new existing VM to my Kubuntu install of Virtual Box is there something I am doing wrong any help is greatly appreciated! Thanks in Advance!
Lil B
Appreciate Any Help Given!

[socratis]

1) Why is the .vbox file (and the rest of the VM) located in /root/... ? Are you running as 'root' or as 'gresh'?
2) Are you running other VMs? Or (actually) have you setup other VMs

Just from this picture, what I think might have happened is as follows:
- You attached the WinServer...iso in another VM. The VBox Media Manager registered it with a UUID of {76da...
- You tried to import the Windows 7 VM, which had registered the same iso but with a UUID of (fad6...
- The Media Manager says (correctly) "You can't have the same image with two different UUIDs"

Either post your .vbox file and I can have a look at it, or you can try and remove the DVD from the Win7.vbox manually.

[lilb420yo]

I solved the last error by removing the optical drive from the check that runs when virtualbox is first run! I am actually having another error that i need help with It is something to do with the network and i am using the same network settings as before on this kubuntu install. I tried to create a new network adapter with the same settings still no luck any help is appreciated and thanks for the help last time.

[socratis]

1. Try your favorite search engine for "VERR_INTNET_FLT_IF_NOT_FOUND". There are plenty of answers, I don't know which one applies to your setup. Could be an old VB version, a custom distro, an incomplete install...
2. If you don't find a solution, please read the following: Minimum information needed for assistance.
3. If you do find the solution for your particular case, post it here as well for the rest of the community.