Error on clean fresh new startup

[realflow100]

Freshly installed virtual box on a clean windows host
Fresh guest OS configured correctly

Gives an error log that's massive
Try using wordpad or notepad++ to look through log to find the exact cause of error may be faster than using the website

Can not start virtual machine (Was first attempt after finishing configuring a windows xp 32-bit guest did not boot under any circumstances) Restarting my computer reinstalling virtualbox aren't the issue Something is wrong in the code because previous virtualbox versions work flawlessly

Host os is a 4GB quad core with windows 7 ultimate 64-bit

Would an sfc /scannow resolve some problems that seem to be indicated?

Attachment below

[loukingjr]

compress the log file then attach it.

[realflow100]

Ok here it is (scroll up and look for edit)

[loukingjr]

See: Windows 4.3.20 specifically for errors due to security
You might want to fallback to VB 4.3.12 or the last version that worked.

[realflow100]

My error does not indicate VBOXDD.dll in the log or in the error message box it says the cause is directly related to opengl32.dll or virtualbox.exe/dll Could there be a different problem or solution?

[loukingjr]

There are all sorts of hardening errors in the startup log. Attach the vbox.log file. With the guest closed. Right click on the guest>show log>save>compress it, attach it here.

[realflow100]

i have fixed it by replacing opengl32.dll in system32 and syswow64 with original versions (found in previous old windows installation directory of a previous windows 7 install) but thanks! this may be the reason why some people would have problem starting virtualbox
it runs fast and can even handle 3D rendering in opengl and direct3D with a windows xp guest and windows 7 host very small amount of memory used less than 100MB with nothing running! about 55mb or so! it runs VERY snappy. with no cursor lag

[loukingjr]

Glad it's working. I looked over your log again and there was only one hardening error.

4a8.cbc: supR3HardenedMonitor_LdrLoadDll: error opening 'C:\Windows\system32\prio.dll': 5 (NtPath=\??\C:\Windows\system32\prio.dll; Input=prio.dll)

Never speed read logs before coffee.