[Solved] Error when installing de_windows_10_pro_10074_x64

[hannibalstgt]

Hello,

I always get the message, which says I have to restart my machine by pressing the power button,
but Oracle VirtualBox 4.3.26r98988 has no power button.
I have no idea, what to do.
Any assistance welcom.
See attached screenshot which shows the messages and the Windows 10 setup I wanted to use.

Error when trying to load Windows 10 10074

Restart_Message_when_trying_to_load_Windows_10_10074_small.jpg (86.12 KiB) Viewed 1847 times

and here the logfile of the failing attempt

VBOX_LOG.txt

Log file of the failing attempt. See at 00:00:26.465404

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Mny thanks in advance.
Wolfgang

[hannibalstgt]

Hello

have just installed VirtualBox 4.3.28 r 100309.

Same error: machine must be restarted - but nowbody seems to know how.

Am I on the whole globe the only one who has this error ?

regards
Wolfgang

[loukingjr]

As far as the message to restart your machine, just click on the close button for the window. As far as why you are getting the message, you may have EFI set for the guest. Which you shouldn't.

[Perryg]

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00:00:01.586563 CPUM: WARNING! Can't turn on NX/XD when the host doesn't support it!

I'm thinking that this should be dealt with myself. IIRC NX has been a requirement since Win 8.*

[hannibalstgt]

Hello,

thanks for the fast reply.

First:
I was not aware, that the close button ( I think you mean the red button in the right upper corner of the window)
emulates the POWER Button of a real machine.

But it just closes the window and shuts down the VM. Nothing else happens. Next start showns the identical behaviour.

Second:
I have not set EFI ( second checkmark in the "erweieter" - expanded ) section of the System dialog.

Third:
Can't turn on NX/XD when the host doesn't support it!

I really do not know, what that is. Any Help welcome.

Regards
Wolfgang

[Perryg]

Well I am not entirely sure why the host is not allowing it but my first though would be virus software maybe. I know your CPU supports it and you may also look in the host BIOS to make sure that it is enabled.

Look for something called trusted execution or something like that, because it can be labeled differently depending on your BIOS. You may also need to contact your PC manufacture to find out how to enable it.

[hannibalstgt]

@Perryg

Hello,

you did the trick.

In the BIOS (UEFI BIOS Version P67 Extreme 6 P1.80)
there was somethging called "NoExecute Memory Protection"

The entry was disabled. I enabled it.

And greate surprise: The Win10 Installation proceeded normal - no odd messages !!!

Many many thanks.

Wolfgang