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I am using windows 7 with a Nvidia 660ti graphics card, using the latest drivers. The attached files shows both the error message and the log file.

Thanks

Andrew

Update the guest additions to match the running version of VirtualBox and then try to see if that helps.

Still crashing :/

Run sfc /scannow in an elevated Command Prompt, then reboot. This has solved the crash for other Windows 7 users.

Sadly I am still having the same issue:/

Use Process Explorer to save a small memory dump of the VirtualBox process that has crashed, compress it and attach it here.

Hows this?

That's not the right process. Look for one of the VirtualBox.exe processes, the one with the high memory usage. Remove the previous attachment from the forum.

are you wanting it before, during or after the crash?

After, but don't close the crashed VirtualBox process, otherwise you can't save it.

The dump during the crash is proving difficult to compress small enough to upload.

bit.ly/210713n this links to the dump in the form of a .7z
bit.ly/1SWsK71 this one is a.zip and is therefore slightly larger

Have you had a chance to look at it yet?

I have looked at it, but I don't understand the crash. I'll try to build the OSE version and look at how some things get called, maybe during this weekend. Also, I can't promise anything. I'm not an actual software developer and I'm not an Oracle employee. You could open a bug report on the VirtualBox tracker and attach there the compressed minidump and a complete VM log and describe the issue. The VirtualBox devs will take a look at your issue when they find the time.
One thing I did noticed, your Windows\system32\user32.dll is older. Your version is 6.1.7600.16385 (Windows 7 pre-SP1). Your Vbox.log shows you're running Windows 7 SP1, I would expect it to be the newest which is 6.1.7601.17514. Other files are up to date (I don't know if all of them are).

Ok. Thanks for your help

I have opened a ticket: https://www.virtualbox.org/ticket/14853