Oracle's Virtualbox is one of the most popular ways to create virtual machines, so here's how to take your first steps.

2] Install VirtualBox and Create a new VM Once the Kali Linux ISO is downloaded, the next step is to download and install VirtualBox, if you haven’t already. Navigate to virtualbox.org and ...

First and foremost, to install Arch in VirtualBox, users must have a computer that supports the x86-64 architecture (64-bit). Also, make sure to download the latest version of VirtualBox.

If you find yourself with a mismatched VirtualBox and VirtualBox Extension Pack release, such that VirtualBox itself cannot resolve, Jack Wallen shows you how to fix this from the command line.

Do you want Oracle VirtualBox 4.1? Do you have five minutes? If you said, 'Yes' to both questions, then this tutorial is for you.

Download VirtualBox to your machine: If you're on macOS (Intel), Windows, or Linux, go to the VirtualBox downloads page and click the link that matches your computer's operating system.

VirtualBox includes advanced snapshot controls over its drive images. Open the “Machine Tools” menu, and choose “Snapshots.” This enables you to manage your VM images.

Grab the latest version of VirtualBox and install it (it may take some time.) Get SteamOSInstaller.zip from Valve. Download ISO Creator and install it. Extract SteamOSInstaller.zip into its own ...

When you start VirtualBox, you should see a screen like this. You don't need to change anything yet; just click the "New" button in the top left corner.

Option Two: Install the Windows Technical Preview in VirtualBox If you don't have a spare machine to try out the Technical Preview, we recommend installing it in VirtualBox.