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I've used VirtualBox on a number of machines (including some really old creaky ones) over the years with great success. However, I have a new computer where it doesn't work! 64-bit AMD machine with Windows 10 x64 (up to date on patches). VirtualBox works fine in the control panels, but whenever I open a VM, that VM hard freezes almost exactly 5 seconds after startup. I've tried disc images that work fine on other machines. Most recently FreeDOS 1.2 and openSuSE LEAP. What kind of settings should I look for that might need adjustment on the computer?
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I've used VirtualBox on a number of machines (including some really old creaky ones) over the years with great success. However, I have a new computer where it doesn't work! 64-bit AMD machine with Windows 10 x64 (up to date on patches). VirtualBox works fine in the control panels, but whenever I open a VM, that VM hard freezes almost exactly 5 seconds after startup. I've tried disc images that work fine on other machines. Most recently FreeDOS 1.2 and openSuSE LEAP. What kind of settings should I look for that might need adjustment on the computer?
virtualbox virtual-machine
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I've used VirtualBox on a number of machines (including some really old creaky ones) over the years with great success. However, I have a new computer where it doesn't work! 64-bit AMD machine with Windows 10 x64 (up to date on patches). VirtualBox works fine in the control panels, but whenever I open a VM, that VM hard freezes almost exactly 5 seconds after startup. I've tried disc images that work fine on other machines. Most recently FreeDOS 1.2 and openSuSE LEAP. What kind of settings should I look for that might need adjustment on the computer?
virtualbox virtual-machine
asked yesterday
Brian KnoblauchBrian Knoblauch
3,62693150
I've used VirtualBox on a number of machines (including some really old creaky ones) over the years with great success. However, I have a new computer where it doesn't work! 64-bit AMD machine with Windows 10 x64 (up to date on patches). VirtualBox works fine in the control panels, but whenever I open a VM, that VM hard freezes almost exactly 5 seconds after startup. I've tried disc images that work fine on other machines. Most recently FreeDOS 1.2 and openSuSE LEAP. What kind of settings should I look for that might need adjustment on the computer?
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Aha, figured it out already. Somehow Hyper-V got enabled on that machine and rather than alerting in some fashion, VirtualBox VMs instead crash seconds after startup. Disabled Hyper-V in Program Features and I'm all good again!
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Aha, figured it out already. Somehow Hyper-V got enabled on that machine and rather than alerting in some fashion, VirtualBox VMs instead crash seconds after startup. Disabled Hyper-V in Program Features and I'm all good again!
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Aha, figured it out already. Somehow Hyper-V got enabled on that machine and rather than alerting in some fashion, VirtualBox VMs instead crash seconds after startup. Disabled Hyper-V in Program Features and I'm all good again!
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Aha, figured it out already. Somehow Hyper-V got enabled on that machine and rather than alerting in some fashion, VirtualBox VMs instead crash seconds after startup. Disabled Hyper-V in Program Features and I'm all good again!
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Aha, figured it out already. Somehow Hyper-V got enabled on that machine and rather than alerting in some fashion, VirtualBox VMs instead crash seconds after startup. Disabled Hyper-V in Program Features and I'm all good again!
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