Hello,
I have the latest version of VirtualBox on my Windows 8.1 64 bits but I can't install Windows 7 64 bits...
When I run the installation these screens are displayed :
1) Windows is loading files...
2) Starting Windows
3) © Microsoft Corporation
4) BLACK SCREEN WITH MOUSE CURSOR
Then the screen is black with a mouse cursor (who can move) but there is no more...
I have used an iso file and the DVD the problem stay the same...
my hardware :
MSI GT70 2OC-025FR (http://www.smidistri.com/pc-portable/16 ... 025fr.html)
Can't install Windows 7 on Windows 8.1
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Guigui
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- Primary OS: MS Windows 8
- VBox Version: OSE other
- Guest OSses: MS Seven Ultimate x64
- Location: France
Re: Can't install Windows 7 on Windows 8.1
I'm on a new computer and I have just installed virtualbox, when I have tried to install Windows 7 64bits I have the same problem but this time on this computer an error appear :
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Guigui
- Posts: 7
- Joined: 19. Sep 2009, 03:39
- Primary OS: MS Windows 8
- VBox Version: OSE other
- Guest OSses: MS Seven Ultimate x64
- Location: France
Re: Can't install Windows 7 on Windows 8.1
VirtualBox version :
VirtualBox 4.3.16 r95972
Host :
Windows 7 64 bits : 8GB Ram 6GB available
Guest :
Impossible to intall Windows 7 64bits
VirtualBox 4.3.16 r95972
Host :
Windows 7 64 bits : 8GB Ram 6GB available
Guest :
Impossible to intall Windows 7 64bits
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mpack
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Re: Can't install Windows 7 on Windows 8.1
Does it boot if you turn off 3D acceleration?
As an aside: I also notice that you as allocating two CPU cores to the guest, though your CPU only has two cores hence you're leaving none for the host. This shouldn't cause a crash, though it may cause performance problems for both host and guest.
As an aside: I also notice that you as allocating two CPU cores to the guest, though your CPU only has two cores hence you're leaving none for the host. This shouldn't cause a crash, though it may cause performance problems for both host and guest.