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VirtualBox is a Type-2 Virtualization software developed by the Oracle. It is a cross-platform Virtualization software which means it can be installed on Linux, Windows, FreeBSD and MacOS easily, just like any other normal software.Steps by Step install VirtualBox on windows 10/8/7Step 1: Download VirtualBox for Windows 10/8/7Step 2: Run the VirtualBox.exe fileStep 3: VirtualBox shortcutsStep 4: File LocationStep 5: Install VirtualBoxStep 6: Warning: Network InterfacesStep 6: Installation is completedIn the installation below on Windows, you only need to double-click on the downloaded VirtualBox.exe installation file, and then continue to the next guided steps to complete the installation.However, despite being a simple process there are still many people in the world those are looking for a step by step way to install the VirtualBox on Windows 10/8/7. So, here, is the tutorial for newbies to know how to properly install VirtualBox.Here we are using the VirtualBox 5.2.18 but the process will be the same for Virtualbox 6.0.4 and previous version such as Virtualbox 5.2.6/5.2.24 and so on…Download VirtualBox software from Oracle official website.Double-click on downloaded VirtualBox Win.exe file to bring up the welcome screen. Click Next.Installation files and set the installation path. If you are not familiar, then keep the default configuration, select the Next button.Leave the pre-selected VirtualBox shortcuts as it is and click on Next button.When installing VirtualBox, it involves network functions. The wizard will automatically create a virtual network card, which will temporarily interrupt your network. But of course, it will return to normal immediately. So, click Yes.Now you can go to install this virtualization software. Click Install,During the period, you can see that the current network was interrupted and immediately resumed.Click Finish to launch Oracle VM VirtualBox.Screenshots of the above step by step tutorial:Step 1: Download VirtualBox for Windows 10/8/7The first thing obviously we need the VirtualBox Software for Windows. So, visit the ORacle’s Virtualbox website here is the link: Download VirtualBoxStep 2: Run the VirtualBox.exe fileThe downloaded VirtualBox file will be in EXE format to run that just double click on it and run it as administrator.Click on Next button to start Oracle VirtualBox installation Virtualbox 6 1 0 6 0 MultilingualVirtualbox 6.1Virtualbox 6 1 0 6Oracle VirtualBox 6.1 released. How to install Virtualbox 6.1 in Ubuntu 19.10 and Ubuntu 19.04. VirtualBox is a gen Installing Oracle VM VirtualBox and Extension Packs 1-6 Starting Oracle VM VirtualBox 1-7 VirtualBox Manager 1-7 The Machine List 1-9 The Details Pane 1-9 VirtualBox Manager Booting ISO files in VirtualBox to create a Virtual Machine is pretty much easy, however, what about Virtual Machine USB boot? Yes, I mean suppose you have a bootable USB drive and no ISO file image or anything to boot with to install an OS on VirtualBox; at such condition what will you do? Simple, we can use our bootable USB drive. Although the procedure of doing this is slightly techie as compared to the normal one, easily achievable by anyone.Virtual machine boot from USB on a Windows/macOS/Linux HostIn Windows 10/8/7Step 1: Find the Bootable USB drive letterStep 2: Locate your connected bootable USB Disk driveStep 3: Open Command PromptStep 4: Switch to Oracle VirtualBox directoryStep 5: Create USB vmdk -rawdiskStep 6: Create a New Virtual MachineStep 7: Assign some name to it.Step 8: Use USB boot VDMK Raw disk in VirtualBoxStep 9: Start created a virtual MachineFor macOS, USB boot VirtualBox Virtual MachineStep 1: Open a TerminalStep 2: Unmount USB DiskStep 3: Create VDMK Raw file of connected bootable USB driveStep 4: Run VirtualBox under root accessStep 6: Create a Virtual Machine and assign the created USB VDMK file as a hard disk.For Linux (Ubuntu 19.04) VirtualBox Virtual Machine USB bootStep 1: List the attached disksStep 2: Create USB raw VDMK fileStep 3: Open the VirtualBoxBy default, the VirtualBox doesn’t support USB Flash Drive boot but we can make it run a virtual machine from a flash drive. After following this tutorial, you will be able to boot Windows 10, Ubuntu, Linux Mint, or any OS using USB boot.Virtual machine boot from USB on a Windows/macOS/Linux HostNote: Before following any of the below-given methods to install Virtual Machine on VirtualBox using a bootable USB drive, please ensure the VirtualBox is already on your system.In Windows 10/8/7Step 1: Find the Bootable USB drive letterTo identify the plugged-in USB drive letter or identification number in the Windows system, press Win key +R, to open the Run box. Type diskmgmt.mscStep 2: Locate your connected bootable USB Disk driveOn the Disk Management of Windows locate for attached removal drive using which you want to boot and create a VirtualBox Virtual Machine. You can easily identify it as it will be denoted with a Removable text. When you find that note the Disk X letter.For example, in the below screenshot, our USB drive is labeled as Disk 3, so ‘3‘ is the number that we have to remember. It might be different in your case.Step 3: Open Command PromptOn Windows 7/8/10, in the start menu search box typed CMD to search command prompt and when it appears, right-click and select “Run as Administrator“.Step 4: Switch to Oracle VirtualBox directoryAt this step, we enter into

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VirtualBox is a Type-2 Virtualization software developed by the Oracle. It is a cross-platform Virtualization software which means it can be installed on Linux, Windows, FreeBSD and MacOS easily, just like any other normal software.Steps by Step install VirtualBox on windows 10/8/7Step 1: Download VirtualBox for Windows 10/8/7Step 2: Run the VirtualBox.exe fileStep 3: VirtualBox shortcutsStep 4: File LocationStep 5: Install VirtualBoxStep 6: Warning: Network InterfacesStep 6: Installation is completedIn the installation below on Windows, you only need to double-click on the downloaded VirtualBox.exe installation file, and then continue to the next guided steps to complete the installation.However, despite being a simple process there are still many people in the world those are looking for a step by step way to install the VirtualBox on Windows 10/8/7. So, here, is the tutorial for newbies to know how to properly install VirtualBox.Here we are using the VirtualBox 5.2.18 but the process will be the same for Virtualbox 6.0.4 and previous version such as Virtualbox 5.2.6/5.2.24 and so on…Download VirtualBox software from Oracle official website.Double-click on downloaded VirtualBox Win.exe file to bring up the welcome screen. Click Next.Installation files and set the installation path. If you are not familiar, then keep the default configuration, select the Next button.Leave the pre-selected VirtualBox shortcuts as it is and click on Next button.When installing VirtualBox, it involves network functions. The wizard will automatically create a virtual network card, which will temporarily interrupt your network. But of course, it will return to normal immediately. So, click Yes.Now you can go to install this virtualization software. Click Install,During the period, you can see that the current network was interrupted and immediately resumed.Click Finish to launch Oracle VM VirtualBox.Screenshots of the above step by step tutorial:Step 1: Download VirtualBox for Windows 10/8/7The first thing obviously we need the VirtualBox Software for Windows. So, visit the ORacle’s Virtualbox website here is the link: Download VirtualBoxStep 2: Run the VirtualBox.exe fileThe downloaded VirtualBox file will be in EXE format to run that just double click on it and run it as administrator.Click on Next button to start Oracle VirtualBox installation

2025-04-06
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Booting ISO files in VirtualBox to create a Virtual Machine is pretty much easy, however, what about Virtual Machine USB boot? Yes, I mean suppose you have a bootable USB drive and no ISO file image or anything to boot with to install an OS on VirtualBox; at such condition what will you do? Simple, we can use our bootable USB drive. Although the procedure of doing this is slightly techie as compared to the normal one, easily achievable by anyone.Virtual machine boot from USB on a Windows/macOS/Linux HostIn Windows 10/8/7Step 1: Find the Bootable USB drive letterStep 2: Locate your connected bootable USB Disk driveStep 3: Open Command PromptStep 4: Switch to Oracle VirtualBox directoryStep 5: Create USB vmdk -rawdiskStep 6: Create a New Virtual MachineStep 7: Assign some name to it.Step 8: Use USB boot VDMK Raw disk in VirtualBoxStep 9: Start created a virtual MachineFor macOS, USB boot VirtualBox Virtual MachineStep 1: Open a TerminalStep 2: Unmount USB DiskStep 3: Create VDMK Raw file of connected bootable USB driveStep 4: Run VirtualBox under root accessStep 6: Create a Virtual Machine and assign the created USB VDMK file as a hard disk.For Linux (Ubuntu 19.04) VirtualBox Virtual Machine USB bootStep 1: List the attached disksStep 2: Create USB raw VDMK fileStep 3: Open the VirtualBoxBy default, the VirtualBox doesn’t support USB Flash Drive boot but we can make it run a virtual machine from a flash drive. After following this tutorial, you will be able to boot Windows 10, Ubuntu, Linux Mint, or any OS using USB boot.Virtual machine boot from USB on a Windows/macOS/Linux HostNote: Before following any of the below-given methods to install Virtual Machine on VirtualBox using a bootable USB drive, please ensure the VirtualBox is already on your system.In Windows 10/8/7Step 1: Find the Bootable USB drive letterTo identify the plugged-in USB drive letter or identification number in the Windows system, press Win key +R, to open the Run box. Type diskmgmt.mscStep 2: Locate your connected bootable USB Disk driveOn the Disk Management of Windows locate for attached removal drive using which you want to boot and create a VirtualBox Virtual Machine. You can easily identify it as it will be denoted with a Removable text. When you find that note the Disk X letter.For example, in the below screenshot, our USB drive is labeled as Disk 3, so ‘3‘ is the number that we have to remember. It might be different in your case.Step 3: Open Command PromptOn Windows 7/8/10, in the start menu search box typed CMD to search command prompt and when it appears, right-click and select “Run as Administrator“.Step 4: Switch to Oracle VirtualBox directoryAt this step, we enter into

2025-04-13
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MacOS Monterey on VirtualBox 1. Open Virtualbox and click New.2. Enter the name of your Virtual Machine (macOS Monterey 12 in my case)Set the following parameters:Type: Mac OS XVersion: Mac OS X (64-bit)3. Increase your memory size to anything greater than 2048 MB.4. Select the create a virtual hard disk and click Next.5. Select VDI (VirtualBox Disk Image) and click Next.6. Select Dynamically Allocated and click Next.7. Select File Location where you want to save your virtual machine, set the Hard Disk’s size to 120 GB, and click Create.8. Click Settings.9. Remove Floppy Disk. 10. Go to Processor and increase the number of processors up to 4.11. Go to the Display, and increase the number of Displays up to 128MB.12. Go to Storage and click Empty. Then click on the blue disk icon and select Choose/Create a virtual optical disk.13. Click Add.14. Locate the macOS Monterey ISO file that you have downloaded in step 1, click Open, and click Choose.15. Go to USB and select USB 3.0 (xHCI) Controller and click on the OK.Step 4: Adding VirtualBox Codes1. Copy the Virtualbox codes that you downloaded in step 1 and paste them on your notepad.2. Click Edit and then Replace.3. Now, you have to substitute the VM Name with the name of your virtual server (MacOS Monterey 12– in my case).4. Close your VirtualBox.5. Open your CMD by clicking Start and searching CMD. Right-click and select Open as administrator.6. When it opens, you need to copy and paste the code line by line to Command Prompt. You can copy the entire contents from the notepad file—Right-click in the CMD and click paste. And keep pressing at each stage.If you get any error, this means you skipped any step and repeat the same process. If you are stuck, leave a comment below, and I will help you out.Step 5. Performing macOS Monterey clean InstallationNow it is time to perform the clean installation of macOS Monterey on VirtualBox on Windows PC. So, let’s start the process to Install macOS Monterey on VirtualBox on Windows PC.1. Open your Virtualbox again and select your macOS Monterey 12 and click Start.2. Wait for a while until the codes are executed, and you will see the Language section. Select the language of your choice and click the -> arrow.3. Click Disk Utility and click Continue. Click VBox HARDDISK Media and click Erase.4. Close the Disk Utility and

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