I downloaded VirtualBox (Windows 10) but after creating the virtual machine (32-bit and any OS) in Configuration the following appears, at the bottom of the window:
Booting to Install Arch Linux on Virtual Box. You will see the first opening page of Arch Linux. Click on “Boot Arch Linux (x8664), which is for 64-bit or click on “Boot Arch Linux (i686)”, which is for 32-bit. As soon as you click on the first option, the system will start booting. Setting up an Ubuntu virtual machine in Virtualbox is so easy, a caveman could do it (TM).:P Seriously. Watch the video to see how easy it is to setup.
System Page: Acceleration:
The virtualization hardware is enabled in the acceleration section of the system page although it is not supported by the host system, it should be disabled to start the virtual machine.
The virtualization hardware is enabled in the acceleration section of the system page although it is not supported by the host system, it should be disabled to start the virtual machine.
But it doesn't let me make any settings since the Accept button is disabled.And I repeat, create a 32-bit machine, not a 64-bit machine
, since I have read that VirtualBox does not let you create 64-bit machines unless virtualization is activated (my PC does have virtualization, but by default it cannot be activate by any means, or by the BIOS, and also if I can create it, what I can't do is run it). And I find it very rare, since before if Download (M - 0.6 GB / G - NA)
I could run virtual machines at least 32 bits on my computer, and now not