If not, probably you should reboot anyways! When prompted with a question like: ‘Would you like to install this device softwre?” Select “Install”.Select ‘yes’ to the first option it fires at you if you’d like to run it and make changes to your system.If you have a difference piece of hardware, adjust accordingly and click that. Assuming you are on a 64bit machine double click ‘VBoxWindowsAdditions-amd64’ entry inside the ROM.Explore the File Manager to find the CD rom and see it sitting there.Since it’s just really hard to find the file manager for me (I never use windows) in a menu somewhere go to photos or anything that looks like it might ‘explore’ to try to open the file manager in Windows.In the Host, go to the ‘devices’ menu and to “install guest additions”.Turn on the guest (windows) VM and make sure it’s running.Probably this method will work for whatever version of windows you are doing, but I haven’t tried others: For now, I just wanted to walk through a bullet point summary of how to get it working on a Windows machine running as a VM inside an Ubuntu Virtualbox host. You can read up on other people’s blogs about that more. VirtualBox is a community effort backed by a dedicated company: everyone is encouraged to contribute while Oracle ensures the product always meets professional quality criteria.Virtualbox can do a lot more if you get the ‘guest additions’ stuff working.
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