Troubleshooting virtualbox windows 10 problem: Five Steps to Resolve Errors

Virtualbox is an open-source application, and it offers users the possibility to run various operating systems (OS) within another OS.
However, many users reported different virtualbox windows 10 problems, and today we’re going to show you how to fix them.

• The virtualbox windows 10 problem can be caused by outdated drivers, so make sure they’re updated.
• Another common cause of the Virtualbox Windows 10 problem is antivirus interference.
• You can also resolve the VirtualBox Windows 10 error by restarting your system.

Check if VCC is enabled on Windows 10

1. Open Device Manager and expand the Network adapters section.
2. Right-click on the network adapter and select Properties.
3. Under the Power Management tab, check if the “Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power” option is disabled.
   
4. If yes, enable the option and reboot your PC.

Disable Hyper-V Integration Services

1. Open Device Manager, expand the category, and right-click on Hyper-V Integration Services.
   
2. Select Disable.
3. Restart your PC.
4. Install VirtualBox
   Download VirtualBox from the official webpage.
5. Double-click on the file and follow the onscreen instructions to complete the installation process.
6. Restart your PC.
7. Update VirtualBox
   Download VirtualBox from the official webpage.
8. Double-click on the file and follow the onscreen instructions to complete the installation process.
9. Restart your PC.
10. Check System Memory
11. Right-click on Start and select Device Manager.
    
12. Expand the category and locate Device Memory (DDR2-800).
13. Right-click on the memory and select Properties.
14. Click the Memory tab and check if your System Memory is 4GB.
15. Increase the Memory Size
    
16. Open Device Manager.
17. Expand the category and locate Device Memory (DDR2-800).
18. Right-click on the memory and select Properties.
19. Click the Advanced tab.
    
20. Select the option that says, Custom Size.
21. Enter the Memory Size and click Set.
22. Restart your PC.

Install Hyper-V Integration Services

1. Download the virtual machine software from the official website.
2. Right-click on the downloaded file and choose Run as Administrator.
   
3. Click the Accept button.
4. Wait for the setup wizard to complete the installation process.
5. Launch Hyper-V Manager from the Hyper-V Integration Services folder.
6. Click New to start the virtual machine creation process.
   

Change Virtualbox settings

1. Open Virtualbox and under the System tab, choose Settings.
   
2. Under the Video section, check the Enable 3D acceleration option.
3. Under the Audio section, check the Enable 3D audio option.
4. When done, click OK to save the changes.
5. Disable Guest Additions
   Select the Virtual Machine > Settings > Display.
6. Under the Additional display section, uncheck the Use display as additional monitor option.
7. Click Apply and OK to save the changes.
   
8. Enable Guest Additions
   Select the Virtual Machine > Settings > Display.
9. Under the Additional display section, check Use display as additional monitor option.
10. Click Apply and OK to save the changes.
    
11. Enable Microsoft TCP / IP protocol
    Open the Virtualbox Manager (press Ctrl + Shift + V, or go to the Start menu in Windows 10).
12. Select the virtual machine > Settings.
    
13. Under the Network section, select Adapter 1 > Adapter settings.
14. Under the Network Adapter tab, select Microsoft TCP/IP protocol from the drop-down menu.
15. Click Apply and OK to save the changes.
    

Try a different Windows 10 version

1. Try to install the Windows 10 version 1803
   
2. Try to run Virtualbox without the graphics drivers
   Perform a Clean Boot
   Try running Windows 10 in a virtual machine