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Written By
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Updated on
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VirtualBox is a hypervisor VM platform to run and open virtual machine on a computer developed by Oracle. The most popular virtual machine managers that can run almost all of the operating systems Like Windows, Linux, Mac, OS/2, Haiku, and etc. Generally, many of us use it to operate different OS under the same environment.
Most of the issues arise due to the new Windows 10 updates that cause problems like outdated drivers, the problem with Windows setting or compatibility issues. So, if your VirtualBox is opening on Windows 10, don’t worry we are here with the manual techniques that will help you out to again start VirtualBox correctly.
What are the other common problems that cause
“VirtualBox won’t start or unable to start VirtualBox”
If you have got outdated version of Virtual Machine, there is a chance that you get compatibility issues and face error like VirtualBox cannot Start the Virtual Device with the new updated version of Windows that can cause the application not to launch or cause errors in its operating system.
In Windows, driver enforcement is a security mechanism that does not let suspicious drivers to be installed on the operating system. We must turn off the enforcement of driver so the system does not create a conflict in settings, as you know VirtualBox installs its own by itself.
There are chances that “VirtualBox Won’t open problem” problem might be affected by the virtual machine’s file corruption. This problem can be solved by repairing the damaged VDI file (file extension created by VirtualBox). Use SysInfo VDI Recovery Software which is an advanced and professional recovery solution to solve all kind of corruption from a VDI file as well as safely extract the data from it.
In here we have discussed some methods to fix VirtualBox cannot start the Virtual Device when Windows 10 gets updated. I hope this article is helpful to you, and you find all your answers here.
Recommended to read:Recover Deleted and Corrupted Virtual Machine Data
About The Author:
Simran Bhatia is a technical content writer engaged in writing clear, concise, and SEO-optimized content. With a background in computer science and a passion for writing, I thrive to deliver complex technical content in simple layman terms.
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