Windows 10: Virtual Box Installation ON Build 9841

Hey all, so I'm trying to get virtual box to run ON this build 9841. The application seems to install fine, but when I got to start a VM I get an error "Make sure the kernel module has been loaded successfully". My vbox version is 4.3.16. I'm thinking it's not going to be supported yet, but I thought I would check here.

Thanks

**EDIT**
Looks like hyper-v is working *Smile

:)

 

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I am able to install Build 10041. But once installed, it is restoring to Build 9841 by itself immediately before the desktop shows up. How should I go about it? Any idea? Please help me. And the Build 9841 is already expired.

 

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I have booted through USB. I got same experience while installing Build 9961. Its automatically going back to 9841.

 

Maybe you want to try the latest VB release (4.3.18 I think).

 

No it doesn't work but 4.3.12 (from May time) does virtualbox.org • View topic - Windows 10

 

Hi there

VBOX (current release) has issues running ON W10. VMWARE also has networking issues -- VMware will have a new release in about 3 - 4 weeks (release 11 of workstation plus corresponding upgrade for VMware player). I think also if you get earlier releases to work I don't think the vbox additions installs properly.

I'd suggest for people trying out virtualisation ON W10 (i.e W10 as host) should consider using HYPER-V although not sure if that can run XP VM's.

Added -- apparently it CAN but you need to check the configuration when creating the VM.

http://www.techrepublic.com/blog/win...lient-hyper-v/

Cheers
jimbo

 

My vanity *Wink forces me to point out that my tutorial here at the Ten Forums about setting up Hyper-V including how to set up a legacy Windows (Part Five in said tutorial) vm was online only two days after the Windows 10 Tech Preview was released, over a full week before that article you linked to was published.

 

Hi there

Your tutorial is actually MUCH better - however I've been doing so much testing it was simpler just to google and point to the link.

Your tutorials are always good.

Cheers

jimbo