There was a problem in my virtual machine and i had to do uninstall everything and do it all over again. Your tutorial was the one i followed and it did not disappoint at all , worth every second. Thanks a million
This was, by far, the best tutorial I found on the web. Your explanations were excellent and your walkthrough was so easy to follow I could have let my 8 year-old do it for me. Thank you so much!
If you still are not able to get in full screen mode just go to settings and then go to Display, there is Option for Graphic controller change it to VBoxSVGA
If anyone is having problem like they are not able to save the setting im the virtual box for ubuntu because the OK button is greyed out , you just need to go to the BIOS settings of your PC and turn virtualization ON
Hello Jayesh, I have some technical error problem due to this OK button is not active in virtual box settings, every time I disappointed when I try to install Ubuntu 20.04 on Virtual box in Windows 10 Pro 64 bit. Between the running steps in Virtual box Storage option when I attached the Ubuntu ISO file from the choose disk to empty option. Everything shows correctly as per your video introduction. But finally I can't go through the Ubuntu installation steps from Start button. How do I turn Virtualization ON from my UEFI BIOS settings. Could you please help me?
A heads up for some users, if you are unable to edit the settings for the virtual box such as adding the iso file, you may need to enable virtualization in your BIOS. It will be under CPU configuration and may be called: Virtualization or SVM
For those who are still struggling for a full screen view. 1. Go to devices 2. Click choose/create a disk image. 3. Select Vboxguestadditions.iso 4. Make sure that the above iso file is ticked, in the optical drives section. 5. Go to view, click virtual screen 1. 6. Click scale to 100% 7. Auto- resize guest display should be ticked too.
Just for fun setup KVM Hypervisor on Ubuntu 20.04 (bare metal) && make sure "kvm" has been enabled. Than deploy same OS's KVM Guest in 5-10 min . Ryzon 7 3700X box with 16 GB RAM. Unpacking takes too much time inside VM ( Oracle Virtual Box ) , same process on KVM Ubuntu 20.04 Guest (KVM && LIBVIRT ) takes a seconds. Enjoy Virtual Box performance It would stay the same on Linux Flavors as CentOS 8.2, Fedora 32, Ubuntu 20.04.
earlier few months ago I tried a different approach, I had so many issues in maximizing the window and copy paste, but now followed the steps as per video and works perfect... thanks for the video, definite recommendation
here is the command for anyone who has trouble with the command he wrote in the terminal. command: sudo apt install build-essential dkms linux-headers-$(uname -r)
Thankyou bro for the amazing tutorial .. for anyone having problems with password not being shown in terminal just type the password as it is and press enter ubuntu by default do not display password in terminal due to security issues ..
Hey, this sounds like an amateur problem, but my pass word isn't working at all. It is my first time to log in and it isn't working. But i'm 100% sure, that the password is correct. (It is the same password I typed in on the registration task. How do I fix it? btw I have windows 11.
Awesome tutorial! Thank you so much. Very straight to the point, and you went over so many things that others might have glossed over (such as bidirectional sharing and full screen) that I would have just assumed were not a feature.
if resoution is not dynamic, follow this from (Stack exchange ) Settings (of the VM) > Display > Graphics Controller > and select "VBoxVGA" VirtualBox had set this option to "VMSVGA" by default for me. Fortunately, I noticed this subtle difference when comparing the settings between some of my virtual machines. I hope this works for you as well!
I never knew about the bidirectional in the drag n' drop feature. This is my second installation. In my first installation, I could never copy and paste from Win10 onto my virtualbox and vice-versa. Now i know why. I decided to give it a try on my older install and bingo copy and paste works. My life has just been made easier. Great vid, great instructions..
If you change the resolution in the settings within linux you can make the VM screen way bigger. It wont be as easy to change as the dragging of the corner but it certainly works. Just go: Settings then display and turn the resolution to a higher ratio
Hope you have been waiting most of the time, because 2 hours is pretty much. But I promise you, if you install VMs more often it will take you around 10-30 Minutes (and your PC is good enough)
To all those who still can't figure out the maximizing the screen .... Power off Ubuntu server - go to settings in the virtual box - press display- set the display to VBOX type option given right below the gliders- then turn on your server again and you are good to go
Thanks so much for the help, I'm up and running. I really appreciate it. You need to put your paypal or something in the desc so we can donate or something.
Hey, I followed exactly the same steps, but at 17:43 when from the Devices dropdown list I click on "Insert Guest Additions CD Image" it throws me an error and I am unable to perform this step and hence unable to enlarge the screen size automatically. I did it manually by increasing the screen resolution from settings. Dis anybody encounter the same and has a fix for it ? Or am I missing anything here ??
Here is the command that he mentioned in the video but probably forgot to add in the description - sudo apt install build-essential dkms linux-headers-$(uname-r)
Thank you so much for this tutorial!! I was having such a frustrating experience with Virtualbox, and this made it so much easier to understand. Great job
Perfect Install! Thank you! If you have do have a black screen after running the "sudo apt install build-essential dkms linux-headers-$(uname -r)" and going to full screen, be certain you have set VirtualBox to have enough video memory to run. (Setting, Display, Video Memory and its "out of the red" then restart the Virtual Machine and you should be good.)
Sir how solve error After entering "sudo apt install build-essential dmks linux-headers-$(uname -r)" It's give error E: unable to locate package build-essential E: unable to locate package dkms
I am new to ALL of this and at no time did this video confuse me. It is a perfect tutorial and I am grateful for your time and effort in teaching us. Thank you! 😃
My screen was stuck on the installation part, didn't know what to do. But now, thanks to your clear and proper steps, Ubuntu is now running fine on my machine without any issues. Really helpful.
Hello everyone from cold and snowy Russia! I am currently installing Linux Ubuntu in a virtual machine running Windows 10. Many thanks to the author for the explanation!
I have a problem, when I am installing sudo command on terminal it gives a error like 1.unable to locate package build-essential 2.package dkms has no installation candidate.
The sudo command at 17:13 when run is generating an error on my machine, instead of installing various things, what should I do? Error name- Unable to locate package build
you might enter the code wrong. I did type it wrong and same error happened to me. Check the code command i got that error cause of i forgot to add "i" in "essential". (I hope it will help. I am kinda newbie in these things.)
@@burrifi Thanks a lot for your help bro, I'm also a newbie, however this wasn't due to command issues, I searched for it hopefully on stack overflow and used another command that totally worked
This video helped me to install ubuntu in a Virtual Box. All steps have been clearly explained. On my system CPU option was grayed out and had to change the BIOS setting and enable Virtualization there.
i followed everystep but when i click start: i got a black screen with a blinking cursor and nothing is happening, virtualization is already activated in the BIOS
For anyone who had the following error like I did: "Invalid Settings Detected" System : Acceleration page This video solved it: czcams.com/video/MOuTxfzCvMY/video.html
THANK YOU!!! TNice tutorials is such an amazing tutorial. I just got soft soft today and was playing around on it but had no clue how to really use it.
8:10 - I don't like doing a open share file system between two systems because if a virus or ransomware afflicts one, it can spread to the other. I also like to max out the video memory at 128mb.
I get this error machine when I click start button. The virtual machine 'ubuntu' has terminated unexpectedly during startup with exit code 1 (0x1). How to solve this?
For those whose os is not responding after you click the insert guest additions Enter the terminal -> type" sudo apt-get install virtualbox-guest-util" -> Click Enter ->Click Insert guest additions now
HI... Thank you so much for this video really you save my life... I have a question: How do you share a folder between Windows and Ubuntu...? Thanks again..!
i accidently closed the window in the last part ( for the size adjustment) before its completion and when i clicked again at Insert Guest Additions CD Image the system gives me an error message . Even if i repeat the previous steps system returns me only error. Is there anything i can do to solve it ?
When I changing the setting, getting an error "The hardware virtualization is enabled"... Even if disbale that setting then I'm not able to install ubantu also " Ok" Click button is not active there.... If anyone can ans, it will be be of greta help... Thanks in advance
@@belal9366 If you have Windows 10 go to settings, update & security, recovery, click restart now, click trouble shoot, advanced settings, UFI settings, it should put you into bios settings, then just look for virtualization and enable it.
Thanks I did this on Windows 11 laptop (ASUS) and was following the Odin Project instructions. I tried to dual boot since they said it was the better options but it gets complicated. The instructions are outdated and this should work just fine (just double check your bios settings) and it's all good!
The command that he used was: sudo apt install build-essential dkms linux-headers-$(uname -r)
Thanks man
ma man
Thank you bro!!
Thanks dude:) 👍
It didn’t work
sudo apt install build-essential dkms linux-headers-$(uname -r)
COPY AND PASTE IN TERMINAL AND PRESS ENTER FOR FULL SCREEN
UR A GOD THATNK U SM
I am getting a message E: unable to locate package linux header-5.4.0-52-generic after pressing enter. What can I do now?
@@saifurrahman7973 i too have that problem
@Gajendra Shinde how to install those headers
@@saifurrahman7973 i think u've forgot the space between uname and - (uname -r)
There was a problem in my virtual machine and i had to do uninstall everything and do it all over again. Your tutorial was the one i followed and it did not disappoint at all , worth every second. Thanks a million
Tip : Do not go on arch linux
Command
sudo apt install build-essential dkms linux-headers-$(uname-r)
thank you
@Sawyer Grimm type the password and press enter
its not freezing the password is hidden
sudo apt install build-essential dkms linux-headers-$(uname-r)
there is no space after uname-r. above is corrected
Thank you
thank you
This was, by far, the best tutorial I found on the web. Your explanations were excellent and your walkthrough was so easy to follow I could have let my 8 year-old do it for me. Thank you so much!
chris your profile is awesome
y would you need a tutorial anyways lol. my 8 yr old me youwldnt need a tutorial
@@DasKloputzer why are you here then if you dont need tutorial
@@DasKloputzer Stop giving max's a bad name
@@stormshadowoffire 🤣🤣🤣
If you still are not able to get in full screen mode just go to settings and then go to Display, there is Option for Graphic controller change it to VBoxSVGA
If anyone is having problem like they are not able to save the setting im the virtual box for ubuntu because the OK button is greyed out , you just need to go to the BIOS settings of your PC and turn virtualization ON
Thnk u
I'm getting this following msg after clicking on insert guest additions cd image
Unable to insert the virtual optical disk
❤️🔥❤️ tq ❤️🔥❤️
Hello Jayesh, I have some technical error problem due to this OK button is not active in virtual box settings, every time I disappointed when I try to install Ubuntu 20.04 on Virtual box in Windows 10 Pro 64 bit. Between the running steps in Virtual box Storage option when I attached the Ubuntu ISO file from the choose disk to empty option. Everything shows correctly as per your video introduction. But finally I can't go through the Ubuntu installation steps from Start button. How do I turn Virtualization ON from my UEFI BIOS settings. Could you please help me?
thanksssss aaa lottttt
A heads up for some users, if you are unable to edit the settings for the virtual box such as adding the iso file, you may need to enable virtualization in your BIOS. It will be under CPU configuration and may be called: Virtualization or SVM
Thanks for that. Worked like a charm. Mine was in hidden in security on a HP desktop
Thanks for the tip, it helped me out!
@@beauoleary4174 @Arkreiner can you help me out here? I still can find from where can I change the settings.
@@Ayush-pm6tw did you find how to change the settings? Could you please suggest what should I do
This helped me out!
For those who are still struggling for a full screen view.
1. Go to devices
2. Click choose/create a disk image.
3. Select Vboxguestadditions.iso
4. Make sure that the above iso file is ticked, in the optical drives section.
5. Go to view, click virtual screen 1.
6. Click scale to 100%
7. Auto- resize guest display should be ticked too.
Thank you so much~~!!
I'm doing that...but my screen is not come to full screen please help me
My copy and paste from windows to ubuntu is not working what to do
@@rahul-sharma02 8:00
Bro after entering choose/create a disk image option,view option not appear for me
Successfully completed this 20 min video in 2 hours :-)
Just for fun setup KVM Hypervisor on Ubuntu 20.04 (bare metal) && make sure "kvm" has been enabled. Than deploy same OS's KVM Guest in 5-10 min . Ryzon 7 3700X box with 16 GB RAM. Unpacking takes too much time inside VM ( Oracle Virtual Box ) , same process on KVM Ubuntu 20.04 Guest (KVM && LIBVIRT ) takes a seconds. Enjoy Virtual Box performance It would stay the same on Linux Flavors as CentOS 8.2, Fedora 32, Ubuntu 20.04.
failed completing this 20 min video in 4 days :)
failed even after 2 hours watching
Took me 6 hours 😭😭
Of course It took me about 5 hours
took me like 10minutes untill i realised the password in terminal is invisible lool
Same problem
thanks buddy! 😂😂😂
How to make it visible ? Same problem
Lol, if I didn't read your message I would have sat here for 20 mins.
Hahha..same buddy
command to make ubuntu full screen:
sudo apt install build-essential dkms linux-headers-$(uname -r)
Ig he forgot to add it in description
Thank u so much!!
thanks mate
earlier few months ago I tried a different approach, I had so many issues in maximizing the window and copy paste, but now followed the steps as per video and works perfect... thanks for the video, definite recommendation
Thank you so much, seriously. My prof did not explain this and assumed I already new how to do this on my own. Now I gotta learn to use opendaylight
here is the command for anyone who has trouble with the command he wrote in the terminal. command: sudo apt install build-essential dkms linux-headers-$(uname -r)
Thankyou bro for the amazing tutorial .. for anyone having problems with password not being shown in terminal just type the password as it is and press enter ubuntu by default do not display password in terminal due to security issues ..
Thanks bro
Thanks @EDUHUB for dropping this comment. Very helpful!
Hey, this sounds like an amateur problem, but my pass word isn't working at all. It is my first time to log in and it isn't working. But i'm 100% sure, that the password is correct. (It is the same password I typed in on the registration task. How do I fix it? btw I have windows 11.
For everyone who doesnt know the code, it is
sudo apt install build-essential dkms linux-headers-$(uname -r)
thx
thx
Awesome tutorial! Thank you so much. Very straight to the point, and you went over so many things that others might have glossed over (such as bidirectional sharing and full screen) that I would have just assumed were not a feature.
if resoution is not dynamic, follow this from (Stack exchange )
Settings (of the VM) > Display > Graphics Controller > and select "VBoxVGA"
VirtualBox had set this option to "VMSVGA" by default for me. Fortunately, I noticed this subtle difference when comparing the settings between some of my virtual machines. I hope this works for you as well!
amazing bro it worked
Worked....Thanks mate!
Best video ever, every step was very clear and installation process went smooth...thank you so much :)
@IDEVICE HELPER lol
He do sound like Rajesh kootrapali from Big Bang Theory 😁😆
He doesssss 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Exactly like the son of a gynacologist
Hell yes😁
Yeah, but with a deeper voice
True
Don't Understand those who disliked this Video!!! Saved me tons lod of time. Many many thanks
Bruh he said the command was in the description but it ain’t
One of the best tutorials I have watched and used on CZcams, and I do a lot of learning from UY!!! Thank You!!!
Yess...
Yess really
why when i click "Insert Guest Additions CD Image..." nothing shows afterwards?
Thanks for including the bit about guest additions pre install. Helped get things working much easier.
Absolutely amazing tutorial. This was my first time trying anything like this and you made it so concise and easy. Thanks so much!
I never knew about the bidirectional in the drag n' drop feature. This is my second installation. In my first installation, I could never copy and paste from Win10 onto my virtualbox and vice-versa. Now i know why. I decided to give it a try on my older install and bingo copy and paste works. My life has just been made easier. Great vid, great instructions..
If you change the resolution in the settings within linux you can make the VM screen way bigger. It wont be as easy to change as the dragging of the corner but it certainly works. Just go: Settings then display and turn the resolution to a higher ratio
Man you´re such a savior. Was having a few problems with the method shown in the video but this is more than enough for me
Thanks a tonne
This 20 minutes video is so detailed that it took me more than 2 hour to finished 😂
Hope you have been waiting most of the time, because 2 hours is pretty much. But I promise you, if you install VMs more often it will take you around 10-30 Minutes (and your PC is good enough)
@@maremike2691 Hello, Can you please paste the VirtualBox guest command what he used in terminal..?
@@coderbravo1275
sudo apt install build-essential dkms linux-headers-$(uname -r)
After that type "y" and go to devices and guest additions
@@maremike2691 Thanks :)
how
To all those who still can't figure out the maximizing the screen .... Power off Ubuntu server - go to settings in the virtual box - press display- set the display to VBOX type option given right below the gliders- then turn on your server again and you are good to go
Thank you very much! Excellent job you did here, mate. You deserve all the suscess
Great audio quality, and nicely explained guide! Thank you.
sudo apt install build-essential dkms linux-headers-$(uname-r)
Thanks so much for the help, I'm up and running. I really appreciate it. You need to put your paypal or something in the desc so we can donate or something.
I had problems with the seamless mode and you were the only one who showed it well. thanks, big up from me
Am having problem in the storage setup, when I downloaded the Ubuntu, it came in for of DVD drive, not disk drive
Bootloader installation failed,did someone can explain?
Hey, I followed exactly the same steps, but at 17:43 when from the Devices dropdown list I click on "Insert Guest Additions CD Image" it throws me an error and I am unable to perform this step and hence unable to enlarge the screen size automatically. I did it manually by increasing the screen resolution from settings. Dis anybody encounter the same and has a fix for it ? Or am I missing anything here ??
Beautiful. I manage to install Ubuntu on Virtual box in the very first try as you teach here. Perfect. Thanks you so much.
Yea me too!!
You missed to mention command in Description for essentials.
sudo apt install build-essential dkms linux-headers-$(uname -r)
Yes he did
@@rakshithvshetty8680 You are great!
@@rakshithvshetty8680 Thanks
@@rakshithvshetty8680 thanks
Here is the command that he mentioned in the video but probably forgot to add in the description -
sudo apt install build-essential dkms linux-headers-$(uname-r)
Thank you so much for this tutorial!! I was having such a frustrating experience with Virtualbox, and this made it so much easier to understand. Great job
Perfect Install! Thank you! If you have do have a black screen after running the "sudo apt install build-essential dkms linux-headers-$(uname -r)" and going to full screen, be certain you have set VirtualBox to have enough video memory to run. (Setting, Display, Video Memory and its "out of the red" then restart the Virtual Machine and you should be good.)
Hey Thank you very much,
Havving a problem on minute 17:40 followed your steps but "inssert guest additions CD image" doesn't do anything ideas?
Same
correct one is this :
sudo apt install build-essential dkms linux-headers-$(uname -r)
thank u bro
thank you for addressing the screen resolution. i was going crazy dealing looking for this fix.
Me too
@@The_Navigator07 ene kbaoum badikata chmarlia
Towards the end I am able to install the Guest additions. However when I go to Devices and click on it, nothing comes up
if you are having trouble installing the tool for full screen run this command "sudo apt-get update"
Thank u
thank you so much
Its still not working
Thanks bro really helpful.now according to tutorial I can proceed
Sir how solve error
After entering "sudo apt install build-essential dmks linux-headers-$(uname -r)"
It's give error
E: unable to locate package build-essential
E: unable to locate package dkms
Thank you for making it plain and simple. This was extremely helpful.
explained in an amazing way..each step! good job!
This is a superbly presented tutorial. Exactly what I was looking for. Thank you 👍😎🇦🇺
I am new to ALL of this and at no time did this video confuse me. It is a perfect tutorial and I am grateful for your time and effort in teaching us. Thank you! 😃
Thanks brother, it is working perfectly. Dual booting on UEFI system was quite tricky for me but this worked like a charm . Thanks again.
My screen was stuck on the installation part, didn't know what to do. But now, thanks to your clear and proper steps, Ubuntu is now running fine on my machine without any issues. Really helpful.
Thank you - some great tips for getting copy paste working from the host to the vm.
I spent HOURS trying to fix a mistake, and you helped me in 20min.
From my heart, thank you.
Hello everyone from cold and snowy Russia!
I am currently installing Linux Ubuntu in a virtual machine running Windows 10.
Many thanks to the author for the explanation!
I have a problem, when I am installing sudo command on terminal it gives a error like
1.unable to locate package build-essential
2.package dkms has no installation candidate.
Same
Me too
Has anyone solved this yet?
Same
Thank you so much, this was honestly so helpful!
Before I know about this video, it cost me 2 days to created and replaced different VM versions. Very helpful
Excellent video. Thanks, but where is the command to install the essentials
I've been struggling with this installation, thank you for this video.
I love You!
Thank you brother-easy to understand complete installation process
This was extremely stressful for me due to me having not used a pc for a few years. But thank you, the vid was still very useful.
Indian/Pakistani tutorials will always be the best
Thanks a lot man. Deserve more than a million views.
The sudo command at 17:13 when run is generating an error on my machine, instead of installing various things, what should I do?
Error name- Unable to locate package build
you might enter the code wrong. I did type it wrong and same error happened to me. Check the code command i got that error cause of i forgot to add "i" in "essential". (I hope it will help. I am kinda newbie in these things.)
@@burrifi Thanks a lot for your help bro, I'm also a newbie, however this wasn't due to command issues, I searched for it hopefully on stack overflow and used another command that totally worked
@@arinjay_11020 good for you bro. Good luck with improving your skills.
@@burrifi Thanks a lot bro👍
Same here
This video helped me to install ubuntu in a Virtual Box. All steps have been clearly explained. On my system CPU option was grayed out and had to change the BIOS setting and enable Virtualization there.
i followed everystep but when i click start: i got a black screen with a blinking cursor and nothing is happening, virtualization is already activated in the BIOS
me too
@@Alaa.2222 hope someone can help us, maybe we should ask in a forum but i dont know which one
Try deactivating the hardware acceleration
same here
I think you shouldn't have blur the time in windows 'cause Ubuntu leaked it at the top...
I WENT ACROSS MANY CHANNELS BUT NEVER FOUND A BEST TUTOR
If virtualization is not enabled on the host OS, it will give an error. You'll need to take additional steps.
How to enable it on Windows 10..? Can you please elaborate ..?
@@coderbravo1275 Follow the steps in this link: mashtips.com/enable-virtualization-windows-10/
@@malekebadi9805 Yupp. Thanks :)
For anyone who had the following error like I did: "Invalid Settings Detected" System : Acceleration page
This video solved it:
czcams.com/video/MOuTxfzCvMY/video.html
same
Thank you so much man just spent 3 hrs getting into my bios and went on a whole another adventure
goshh....thank you so much
Thanks
Really appreciated sir🙂
THANK YOU!!! TNice tutorials is such an amazing tutorial. I just got soft soft today and was playing around on it but had no clue how to really use it.
A real life saver thank you bro..❤️❤️❤️
8:10 - I don't like doing a open share file system between two systems because if a virus or ransomware afflicts one, it can spread to the other. I also like to max out the video memory at 128mb.
How to install ram on Ubuntu 20.04 --> czcams.com/video/GjuL5NAQkcQ/video.html
it won't do that
Thank you. I couldn't insert guest additions at first so I just deleted the VM, did everything again and it worked.
100% satisfied. recommends all of u to watch
Love ur tutorials especially ur shell scripting tutorials thanks
I get this error machine when I click start button.
The virtual machine 'ubuntu' has terminated unexpectedly during startup with exit code 1 (0x1).
How to solve this?
someone, please help. how to fix the BLACK SCREEN problem? I did everything properly.
restart your machine as many times until it starts correctly
Ladnewgg didn't get it. I enabled VT-x from BIOS still it doesn't work. Virtualbox running but ubuntu isn't installing :( only black screen!
For those whose os is not responding after you click the insert guest additions
Enter the terminal -> type" sudo apt-get install virtualbox-guest-util" -> Click Enter ->Click Insert guest additions now
Quick Note: Play at 1.5 x for saving some valuable time.
1.75*
@@Alex492r lmaoo
Thanks a lot, I reached my destination without any difficulty, nice presentation
Jailbreak? Because I was here to jailbreak
Great job. Using this to complete my project in IT 620 at NJIT to create 2 VMs that are controlled by a 3rd VM which acts as a firewall.
Just in addition make sure your computer's OS virtualization is enabled in BIOS
How do i do that?
how ?
Go to the bios and enable it
The best tuto i´ve ever seen on CZcams. I RECOMMAND THIS CHANNEL :)
Loved this tutorial, still working method for 2022. Exactly step by step. thanks!
I followed everything but after selecting the ISO file the OK option isn't enabled. Please help me out
That's because virtualization option is enabled from your computers BIOS.
czcams.com/video/MOuTxfzCvMY/video.html do this!!
I am getting error at the time 15:20. When i placed enter to start it is showing all the errors
Try changing the display setting: Graphic Controller from VMSVGA to VBoxVGA. It worked for me!
@@parthivisrivastava2991 how to do that ???
@@parthivisrivastava2991 but it is not changing for me
Very detailed and well explained. I knew why I was doing most of the steps because of how well articulated the instructions were.
HI... Thank you so much for this video really you save my life... I have a question: How do you share a folder between Windows and Ubuntu...? Thanks again..!
after changing the advanced setting to bidirectional you can simply drag and drop.
We cannot share files or folders between the os, only text can be copy and pasted bidirectionaly
i accidently closed the window in the last part ( for the size adjustment) before its completion and when i clicked again at Insert Guest Additions CD Image the system gives me an error message . Even if i repeat the previous steps system returns me only error. Is there anything i can do to solve it ?
When I changing the setting, getting an error "The hardware virtualization is enabled"... Even if disbale that setting then I'm not able to install ubantu also " Ok" Click button is not active there....
If anyone can ans, it will be be of greta help...
Thanks in advance
same here please can somebody solve this issue :(
@@srushtibikkannavar3429 Have to make sure Hyper V or something similar is enabled in your computers BIOS.
This was really helpful because it was step by step in very detailed manner and easy to follow. Thank you ...:)
Best installation video I have come across so far. Didn't face any difficulty just keep following his instructions. Thank you!
ya he is grt
Thanks, awesome video it's so simple that even I an 11-year-old could do it.
Thank you so much for this!!! May be it's my first time that an installation was successful in the first attempt. Lol.
you got a heart from an Indian in Germany, khush ho jao, yehi pyar hai
Thank you so much bro for your video! Now I'm installed ubuntu in virtualbox! I searched in CZcams and gotcha your video.....
thank you so much! this is working finally
When I opens the "Settings", the "OK" button goes grey. What to do? Please Help!
You need to enable VMS in BIOS
@@eudorgarcia7355 how
@@belal9366 If you have Windows 10 go to settings, update & security, recovery, click restart now, click trouble shoot, advanced settings, UFI settings, it should put you into bios settings, then just look for virtualization and enable it.
@@Jeremy-bf2ys THANK YOU!!!! 😊
Thanks I did this on Windows 11 laptop (ASUS) and was following the Odin Project instructions. I tried to dual boot since they said it was the better options but it gets complicated. The instructions are outdated and this should work just fine (just double check your bios settings) and it's all good!