so I click 'Continue' and I get the problem which I said above (The Windows 8.1 logo screen)Īlso I can see 'Acceleration: Hyper-V, VT-x, Paravirtualization' WTF is that is there's any way to disable this VT-x thing ? I was thinking to enable the 'Hyper-V' option from the 'Control Panel' but I got information that's the 'Hyper-V' will not even run the virtual machine.Īh! forgot the most important part!!! When I launch the virtual machine I get ' VT-x hardware acceleration is not supported by your system' ?!! This is a x86 virtual machine, then why it will require that ?!, I already have the option to click 'Continue','Copy' or 'Exit VM'. When I start the virtual machine it goes very slow! well! I will not say it's ` stuck` on the Windows 8.1 logo screen, but it took like 15 minutes so I exited it and even deleted the virtual machine. Hope I provided some useful information about my operating system, video memory, base memory and about the virtual machine too. I allocated 1142MB (My PC's RAM equals 4GB) base memory for the virtual machine and 36MB Video Memory (Very low but my real video memory is very low too, as I'm not a gamer!)ĮDIT: The HDD was allocated for the virtual machine is 25GB. NOTICE: My OS too is Windows 8.1 Professional x86 NOTICE: My goal to have VirtualBox is to use Android x86, but I wanted to test if it will meet my PC first or not. So, today I downloaded and installed VirtualBox 5.1.8 r111374 (Qt5.5.1)Īnd I already have Windows 8.1 Professional x86 ISO file, so I wanted to try to use it on VirtualBox. Now let's start my problem and I'm new to this forum, so if this was the wrong section please move it with a notification of the movement Firstly before starting anything, you have to know that's my BIOS doesn't support virtualization so it can't be enabled.

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