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Hello all,

I recently upgraded my WIndows 10 and before I started using Hyper-V, I used virtualbox for my school assignments. But when I installed hyper-v onto Windows 10, everytime I start a virtual machine from Virtualbox, the Windows crashes and go to bsod, so when I turned off hyper-v again, it works fine. 

anyone explain to me how is this happening?

To be honest, I don't necessarily need to run Hyper-V but I could need it for school assignment in the future, but if this issue persists, I won't be able to do what I want..lol

 

Thanks for replies

 

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Never tried Virtualbox so never seen this before.

 

I'd recommend just getting VMWare really.

Or make sure you use a 32bit OS as the guest as you don't need virtualisation enabled :) 

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is virtualisation enabled in your BIOS?

if so then something is wrong

if not, enable it thats probly why it's crashing

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1 hour ago, EvilCat70 said:

Never tried Virtualbox so never seen this before.

 

I'd recommend just getting VMWare really.

Or make sure you use a 32bit OS as the guest as you don't need virtualisation enabled :) 

I specifically have to use virtualbox for it.... ( i hate virtualbox) no other choice. :P 

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If VirtualBox is set up to use hardware assisted virtualization (Intel VT-x, AMD-V etc), then Hyper-V is already making use of the feature and you won't be able to proceed. You'll want to disable that in the guest config for VirtualBox anyway, as last I checked their non-assisted core was actually just as fast and more compatible (but it's been a while; I've mostly used VMWare Fusion recently).

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