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A Windows allows us to run a complete Windows installation on Linux or Windows. It will have full support for Windows software, and can also recognize peripheral devices. In this guide, we will create a Windows virtual machine in Linux Mint, Ubuntu, and Windows, using both VirtualBox and the free VMware Workstation Player.Unblock any international website, browse anonymously, and download movies and Mp3 with complete safety with CyberGhost,:We prepared this guide on Linux Mint 18.1, Ubuntu 16.04 LTS, and Windows 10, using VirtualBox 5.1.22 and VMware Workstation Player 12.5.It should work on recent earlier and later versions too.
If you run into any problems, leave us a comment. We need enough RAM and CPU cores to support both the primary and the virtual operating system. But it's also important that our CPU supports IOMMU.IOMMU stands for Input/Output/Memory Management Unit.
It's what allows the system to share the CPU, RAM, and input/output devices with the virtual machine. Intel calls this technology VT-x (VT-d or VT-t). AMD refers to it as AMD-V.If our CPU doesn't support it the technology, or it is disabled, VirtualBox will throw an error.Don't worry, though. Most current PCs will support virtualization, and many older systems too. Does my CPU support IOMMU (VT-x / AMD-V)?Checking for virtualization support is as simple as downloading and running. This freeware and portable utility will show at a glance if our CPU supports virtualization.Another important thing is to have virtualization activated on the BIOS/UEFI. Even with a virtualization-capable CPU, if the function is not enabled, it won't do much good. Enable VT-x (VT-d / VT-t) for IntelOn modern AMD motherboards, we will find the AMD-V virtualization enabled by default.
However, for Intel processors and motherboards, VT-x is disabled on most systems.We need to enter the BIOS/UEFI of our motherboard to enable it. To enter the BIOS, we usually have to press Delete or one of the F2-F12 keys when the system starts.Just look for the 'Press XX to enter setup' bit on the POST screen or the motherboard manufacturer's logo screen. On your system, you might find it with different wording.Once inside the BIOS / UEFI, we need to search for the feature. We could find it in sections such as CPU Feature.Chipset.System Security.or even Security - System.
Probably the last place someone would look.On, it could even be buried under three or four sub-menus, such as Chipset - North Bridge - Tylersburg IOH Configuration - Intel (R) VT for Directed I/O Configuration.If you have trouble locating the option on your BIOS, check your motherboard's manual. You can also google your motherboard's model about virtualization. How much RAM will I need?We don't necessarily need 16GB RAM to set-up a Windows virtual machine on our computer.
Usually, a 4GB system is enough for running a single virtual machine, especially if our primary OS is Linux.Ubuntu and Linux Mint need at least 1GB RAM to work properly and without significant slowdown. Giving 2GB RAM to the Windows virtual machine will make sure that both the host and the virtual OS have enough RAM.In theory, we can run a Windows virtual machine on a system with just 2GB RAM. But it's far from the ideal scenario. It's easy to end up with a slow system and a slow VM, or even make the system crash because of low RAM. Download a Windows ISOSince we want to create a Windows virtual machine, it follows that we need a Windows installation medium.We can grab a free ISO for any version of Windows 7, downloading it either through torrent or with Microsoft links:The resulting installation will work for 30 days as a trial without activation, for the Home Premium version.If we prefer Windows 8.1, we can download them straight from Microsoft. But we will need to during the installation.Finally, is probably the most friendly version to create a Windows virtual machine.
The main reason is that we can have a Windows 10 installation indefinitely without an activation.There is no need to create a. VirtualBox can directly load the Windows ISO for the installation. How to create a Windows virtual machine with VirtualBoxVirtualBox is one of the most popular free and open-source virtualization solutions for any platform, with versions for Windows, Linux, macOS, Solaris, and OpenSolaris.Another advantage of VirtualBox is that we can install it on a 32-bit OS. VMware Workstation Player is only available for 64-bit operating systems.Of course, anyone seriously interested in virtualization, especially creating a Windows virtual machine, should ideally already have a 64-bit OS and at least 8GB of RAM. But it's good to know that VirtualBox is also a solution for older systems.
VirtualBox InstallationTo install VirtualBox on Windows, we just need to and run the Installer.The installation is simple, and won't attempt to install unwanted third-party apps.The easiest way to install VirtualBox on Linux Mint or Ubuntu is through their respective software managers.On Ubuntu, we can install it through Ubuntu Software.On Linux Mint, we will find it in the Software Manager.However, the software managers offer an earlier version of VirtualBox. To install the latest version through the terminal, check out our guide:Create the Windows virtual machineOnce VirtualBox is up and running, we click on 'New' to create our Windows virtual machine.We need to give a name to the virtual machine. If the name is descriptive, e.g. Windows 7, VirtualBox will automatically select the proper type and a version.We can create a Windows virtual machine with any version of Windows, including Windows 3.1.Choosing the correct version is imperative.
If we try to install 64bit Windows on a 32bit Virtual machine, we will get an error screen.On the next step, we select how much RAM the Windows virtual machine will use.For a 32bit Windows virtual machine, the recommended amount is 512MB. But if we have RAM to spare, 2GB (2048MB) would be better for the VM's performance.We can change the memory size option anytime, even after we created the Windows virtual machine.Next, we create a virtual hard drive. This will be a file on our system's disk that will contain the operating system and the Windows virtual machine files.The default file type for a VirtualBox disk image is VDI. If we don't plan to run our virtual machine on another virtualization platform (VMware, Parallels, QEMU, etc.), VDI is the best choice.By selecting the virtual hard drive to be dynamically allocated, we save space on our physical hard drive. A 1TB dynamic virtual hard drive that only has 15GB of data will only take up 15GB on the physical disk.At the last step before creating the Windows virtual machine, we select the virtual hard drive's capacity and location on the disk.In Linux Mint and Ubuntu, the default location will be within the /home/VirtualBox VMs/ folder.In Windows, the default location is the C:Users(username)VirtualBox VMs folderAfter we hit the 'Create' button, our Windows virtual machine is ready.
Windows virtual machine settingsOur new Windows virtual machine is ready for us to install Windows. But it's a good idea to change some optional settings before we start the virtual machine for the first time.On General - Advanced it is convenient to set the Shared Clipboard and Drag'n'Drop as 'Bidirectional.'
This way we can copy and paste text from and to the Windows virtual machine. We can also copy files to and from the VM with a simple drag and drop.For these features to work, we need to install the Guest additions on the virtual OS, which we will cover later in the guide.On System, we can change the amount of RAM the Windows virtual machine has available, as well as the boot order for the VM. The maximum amount of RAM depends on our system's physical RAM.Changing the chipset is necessary only if there is some incompatibility with the virtual OS. The same goes for the rest of the settings on this tab.On the Processor tab, we can select how many of our system's cores and threads will the Windows virtual machine access.
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One or two CPUs are fine for most uses.On the Display section, we can enable 3D Acceleration and 2D Video Acceleration, and give up to 256MB to Video Memory.These settings, of course, are not enough to play demanding games in a VM. But they will help with simple games and video playback.The Video Capture feature is useful for anyone wanting to create tutorial videos, for YouTube or any other use. VirtualBox can create a video of the VM with no external screen-capture program required. For anyone else, this feature is useless.Storage is an important stop before starting the VM.