>be me >want to try linux >install pic related >get

Just call Oracle, dude

Copypaste the details from 'E:\VM\DEVM\Logs\VBoxStartup.log' into google.

>>60621587
will doo

>>60621587
>inb4 "Windows 7 isn't oficially supported anymore, upgrade to Windows 10"

>not xubuntu

>>60621572
Have you gotten other vm's to work? You have to activate virtualization in your bios/uefi and it has to be supported by your cpu and secure boot can make a problem if I remember.

VirtualBox is literal dog shit.

VMware Workstation Player is completely free and a million times better when it comes to performance and not being slow shit.

http://www.vmware.com/products/player/playerpro-evaluation.html
>The free version is available for non-commercial, personal and home use. We also encourage students and non-profit organizations to benefit from this offering.

>>60622910
I tried but there's no Hyper V on my laptop.
Does this mean my laptop can't run any VM or I have to install something?
>>60622910

>>60622928
Thanks,will give it a try.

>>60622928
Or just pirate Workstation Pro :^)

>>60621572
You do not need a virtual machine.
Most distributions have a live environment(use it from usb without installing)

>>60622910
>You have to activate virtualization in your bios/uefi

this

>>60623038
hyper-v is microsoft's virtualisation platform, like virtualbox or vmware. These are software. You don't need hyper-v to use virtualbox.

you need to turn on "vt-x" or "virtualisation technology" in your bios. This is a hardware feature.

>>60621635
Wonder how no one noticed that.

>>60623861
I know,but I want to use the command line as I am doing a Linux tutorial and in live mode it does not have permission.

>>60623908
Thanks, will do.

>>60621572
Enable virtualization in the bios