Hi,
I do have a Windows XP VM, which is used once or twice a month.
Today, I will not finish booting.
The MS Windows screen appears - and as it disapears, the screen went black an "shuting down" is shown in the title of the VM-window.
I tried to duplicate the VM - but the clone acts exacly as the original.
I created a new VM, attaching the vdisk to it. Same problem.
Here's the log:
Thanks
Dirk
Win XP VM shut down immediately
Win XP VM shut down immediately
Last edited by mpack on 23. Jun 2014, 14:53, edited 1 time in total.
Reason: Replaced two part pasted log with zip attachment.
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mpack
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Re: Win XP VM shut down immediately
Please provide logs as compressed attachments, not pasted text. I have done it for you this time.
As to your problem, I see no indication of a VBox problem in the log, in fact it gets far enough into the boot for the GAs to load and report their version (which incidentally is 4.3.4 and perhaps could do with an update). This means that it's possibly a problem with XP.
Perhaps you should make a backup and then :-
As to your problem, I see no indication of a VBox problem in the log, in fact it gets far enough into the boot for the GAs to load and report their version (which incidentally is 4.3.4 and perhaps could do with an update). This means that it's possibly a problem with XP.
Perhaps you should make a backup and then :-
- Attempt to boot in safe mode. If that works then perhaps try updating the GAs.
- If that fails, repair the installation using the XP setup CD.
Re: Win XP VM shut down immediately
sorry and thanks...mpack wrote:Please provide logs as compressed attachments, not pasted text. I have done it for you this time.
So updating the GAs (what's that) is only working, if Windows is up and running?mpack wrote: As to your problem, I see no indication of a VBox problem in the log, in fact it gets far enough into the boot for the GAs to load and report their version (which incidentally is 4.3.4 and perhaps could do with an update). This means that it's possibly a problem with XP.
Perhaps you should make a backup and then :-
- Attempt to boot in safe mode. If that works then perhaps try updating the GAs.
- If that fails, repair the installation using the XP setup CD.
I allready tried booting in safe mode - but this was not working...
Thanks
Dirk
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mpack
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Re: Win XP VM shut down immediately
Of course. You can't install software on any PC if that PC isn't running. You can find a description of the GAs in the user manual.diwa_ffm wrote: So updating the GAs (what's that) is only working, if Windows is up and running?
Then you should try the repair installation option I mentioned.diwa_ffm wrote: I allready tried booting in safe mode - but this was not working...
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Kolchak
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Re: Win XP VM shut down immediately
When i start vbox, and windows xp, after 15 seconds it restarts, again and again, how can i solve that problem?
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Re: Win XP VM shut down immediately
@Kolchak : your problem is not the same as the OP, so please open a new topic and provide the Minimum information needed for assistance.
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