i have problem To Install Windows 8.1 UEFI Support

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deadman
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i have problem To Install Windows 8.1 UEFI Support

Post by deadman »

Hello Every one

I M Trying To install Windows 8.1 pro In Virtual Box Through UEFI Support . But AFter Few Minutes Ago. The Virtual Box Popped Up One Error Message . Contact To Virtual Box Support. And Check out Log File c:/user/xxx/Virtualbox/xxx/log

My System And Pc Hardware Given Below

Mother Board : DH55HC Intel Mother Board With UEFI Supported Bios
Graphic Card : 2 gb Radeon HD 5450 Graphic Card
Hard Drive : Sata 500 Gb Hard Disk.
Ram : 6 GB
Processor : i -3 540

I Followed All Rules Which needed In UEFI Installation

UEFI Enable In Mother Board And I Checked EFI Also In Virtual Box.

Again and again same error I got. It Please Help me .

My Error Log In Attachment. Please Check My Attachment

Thank You
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Perryg
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Re: i have problem To Install Windows 8.1 UEFI Support

Post by Perryg »

Turn off the UEFI setting in the guest settings and see if it will install.

AFAIK they have never developed the EFI code to encompass Windows.
deadman
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Re: i have problem To Install Windows 8.1 UEFI Support

Post by deadman »

First Of All Thanks For Reply Me

I Followed Your Guideline . But Same Error. I m not able to install windows 8.1 With UEFI Mode.

I Searched on google in different ways. but not available solution

I think it is a weak ness Of Virtual Box...

By the way All Thing Is Good...

Thank you
michaln
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Re: i have problem To Install Windows 8.1 UEFI Support

Post by michaln »

UEFI is currently not supported for Windows guests.

It would help if you could explain why you need UEFI (or think you need UEFI), because UEFI is certainly not needed to run Windows 8.1.
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