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C:\Program Files\Oracle\VirtualBox>VBoxManage list hostinfo
Host Information:
Host time: 2014-11-09T17:31:07.845000000Z
Processor online count: 4
Processor count: 4
Processor online core count: 4
Processor core count: 4
Processor#0 speed: unknown
Processor#0 description: Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-4570 CPU @ 3.20GHz
Processor#1 speed: unknown
Processor#1 description: Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-4570 CPU @ 3.20GHz
Processor#2 speed: unknown
Processor#2 description: Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-4570 CPU @ 3.20GHz
Processor#3 speed: unknown
Processor#3 description: Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-4570 CPU @ 3.20GHz
Memory size: 16056 MByte
Memory available: 11123 MByte
Operating system: Windows 8.1
Operating system version: 6.3.9600Code: Select all
C:\Program Files\Oracle\VirtualBox>VBoxManage list --long systemproperties
API version: 4_3
Minimum guest RAM size: 4 Megabytes
Maximum guest RAM size: 2097152 Megabytes
Minimum video RAM size: 1 Megabytes
Maximum video RAM size: 256 Megabytes
Maximum guest monitor count: 64
Minimum guest CPU count: 1
Maximum guest CPU count: 32
Virtual disk limit (info): 2199022206976 Bytes
Maximum Serial Port count: 2
Maximum Parallel Port count: 2
Maximum Boot Position: 4
Maximum PIIX3 Network Adapter count: 8
Maximum ICH9 Network Adapter count: 36
Maximum PIIX3 IDE Controllers: 1
Maximum ICH9 IDE Controllers: 1
Maximum IDE Port count: 2
Maximum Devices per IDE Port: 2
Maximum PIIX3 SATA Controllers: 1
Maximum ICH9 SATA Controllers: 8
Maximum SATA Port count: 30
Maximum Devices per SATA Port: 1
Maximum PIIX3 SCSI Controllers: 1
Maximum ICH9 SCSI Controllers: 8
Maximum SCSI Port count: 16
Maximum Devices per SCSI Port: 1
Maximum SAS PIIX3 Controllers: 1
Maximum SAS ICH9 Controllers: 8
Maximum SAS Port count: 8
Maximum Devices per SAS Port: 1
Maximum PIIX3 Floppy Controllers:1
Maximum ICH9 Floppy Controllers: 1
Maximum Floppy Port count: 1
Maximum Devices per Floppy Port: 2
Default machine folder: C:\Users\Bart\VirtualBox VMs
Exclusive HW virtualization use: off
Default hard disk format: VDI
VRDE auth library: VBoxAuth
Webservice auth. library: VBoxAuth
Remote desktop ExtPack:
Log history count: 3
Default frontend:
Autostart database path:
Default Guest Additions ISO: C:\Program Files\Oracle\VirtualBox/VBoxGuestA
itions.iso
Thank you. Hyper-v is not installed. Guests are working fine. I will check my bios...loukingjr wrote:I don't know why it is increasing your boot time but I can tell you you have to disable Hyper-V in order to run guests in VirtualBox and I forget how it's worded since you've edited your post but I believe Data Execution Protection bit has to be disabled in the BIOS. Someone who knows Windows better than I may have more info.
Indeed, the host. How can i disable the vbox host only adapter? It doesnt show in network connections in windows configuration.mpack wrote:Are you saying the host takes longer to boot?
In that case it has to be a driver issue. My guess would be that Win8 is upset by the appearance of an unknown network connection it can't probe - the VBox Host Only adapter. You can probably configure it to leave that interface alone.
Thank you. However, i uninstalled virtualbox. Installed again and disabled host only adapter in setup. Problem still consists.mpack wrote:Look in Device Manager, network adapters. If you disable it then you won't be able to create a host only network between the host and the VMs. It would be better IMHO to configure Win8 properly.
Neither can I but I figured it can't hurt.mpack wrote:I can't really see why anything introduced since 4.3.12 would affect the host when VBox isn't running.