That way I can move around between host and guest.Ĥ.) I also recommend 4 processors - but again just my preference.ĥ.) You don't need the network to be bridged - and it is not as safe - stick with NAT.Ħ.) once you boot Windows click on devices>Insert Guest Additions CD and run

Also I like 'fixed' vs 'Dynamic' but that is just my preference.ģ.) When going through the settings I do General>Advanced>Bidirectional for both Clipboard and Drag n Drop - just a convenience. Probably overkill but I definitely recommend bigger than 32Gib. I did a few things different than the video which I think works out better performance wise ġ.) Make sure you install the Virtual Box Extension Pack from the Mint repository (I use Synaptic).Ģ.) I think a 32Gib is too small for Windows 10 - I had problems with that - I made mine 60Gib. I had to call MS and get new ones - it was a bit of a hassle but they sent me an email with the new product codes and a link from which to download the. The problem for me, I guess, was that they were old. iso image - it took quite a while for the MS some verification process to run but I finally got to where I could do the download.Ģ.) I had two PCs and a laptop that had come with Windows and so I legitimately had Windows 10 licences and product codes. I went to the site - it looked different than the video but I was able to download a Windows 10. Here are two easy ways to do this:ġ.) Go to the site provided in the video and download the. You want to start following the video at 5:00 which does a pretty good job as a HOW TO install any. The beginning of the Video can be confusing because on linux you are not going to be able to install the Download Tool he is talking about when the video starts out with - so forget that part of the video. The video is a good one but keep in mind he is running Virtualbox on a Windows PC so the host is Windows. Here's a link to the video that I followed. I was able to successfully install and run Windows 10 in Virtualbox.

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