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I'm having trouble automatically start my Virtual machines already tried using "VBoxVmService" or line command "cd" C: \ Program Files \ Oracle \ VirtualBox "
VBoxManage startvm "TesteBoot" - type headless "the error is always the same the machine starts but if I want to access the graphical interface of the error I used to use the Hyper-V for my virtual servers there was no complication in boot.alguém can help me

Probably going to have to try that post again. Type carefully, please. These:

cd" C: \ Program Files \ Oracle \ VirtualBox "
VBoxManage startvm "TesteBoot" - type headless

are not valid Windows commands as they are typed in your post. The spaces surrounding the \'s in the cd command line aren't supposed to be there, it should be cd "C:\Program Files\Oracle\VirtualBox". And the Vboxmanage command should be --type headless not - type headless note the double hyphens and no space before 'type'.

If those were the commands you entered, you will have gotten errors, but from the OS, not from Virtualbox.

Try the commands again, and report back what errors you get if you get any. We will need to know the exact text of the error, not just "I got an error". No way to help with that meager information.

the virtual machine start smoothly my doubts is because once activated can no longer have access to it by virtualbox interface Another curiosity is that even in cmd I receive the message that the machine correctly began in virtualbox manager it is written to off

If you are starting the guest in VboxVMservice, then VboxVMservice uses a different log-on account than the log-on account you're using and the Virtualbox main window will not be able to work with the guest. If you have the Virtualbox remote desktop server set for the guest you can use Remote Desktop to see the guest screen, that's how I used the guest when I ran VboxVMservice. There's a fix to get the main window to work with such a guest but I don't remember what it is.

Try editing your first post and changing the thread title to "Virtualbox GUI wont work with VboxVMservice guest". Maybe that will get someone who knows the fix.

VboxVMservice is made by a forum user, by the way, not by Oracle, so there's no official support for it. But folks do use it and someone here does know the trick to get the GUI to see the guest.

I thank the then tips on the remote desktop for unknown reasons could not climb it still plumb freeing ports in the firewall or router'm trying to work it also