Windows 10: Virtual Machine Not Running After Installing Windows Sandbox

After enabling Sandbox in 'Turn Windows features on or off', I am no longer able to run my virtual machine inside Virtualbox. The error I am getting is;

WHvCapabilityCodeHypervisorPresent is FALSE! Make sure you have enabled the 'Windows Hypervisor Platform' feature. (VERR_NEM_NOT_AVAILABLE). VT-x is not available (VERR_VMX_NO_VMX).

I tried to remove Sandbox, but that did not fix the issue. Hyper-V is enabled in 'Turn Windows features on or off' along with Virtual Machine Platform and Windows Hypervisor Platform.

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Installing a Virtual Machine in Windows 10

Step #1 is to decide which virtual machine software you wish to install.

The three most popular choices are:

• VirtualBox (from Oracle)
• VMWare Workstation Player (from VMWare); and
• Hyper-V (from Microsoft)

Once you've made your choice you can find detailed, illustrated instructions for installing each one on the internet.

As a personal suggestion: You might find it easier to use either VirtualBox or VMWare Workstation Player. Hyper-V is more complicated to setup.

Between VirtualBox and VMWare, I think you'll find VirtualBox more user-friendly, and it has the advantage of allowing you to create checkpoints - backups of your virtual machine - whereas to do that in VMWare you'll need to upgrade to their (expensive!)
paid version.

 

Clean install of W10 not possible in Virtual Machine.


Please get a cup of coffee, lean back and think an answer for these two questions. Take your time, then check the answers below the questions:

Questions:

1. If you do a clean install of let's say Windows 10 Insider Build 10525 on a totally new computer which has never had an activated Windows 10 on it, does it activate?
2. If you do a clean install of Windows 10 Insider Build on a computer where the underlying Windows 10, upgraded from a qualifying old operating system has already been activated, does it activate?

Answers:

1. No, of course not.
2. Yes, of course.

Why do you think that a virtual machine would make any difference? You have tried to install Windows 10 on a totally new machine which has never had an activated Windows 10 installed, therefore the Microsoft activation servers block the activation due invalid machine ID. In the highlighted part in below quote you admit your mistake yourself, plain and simple, yet you when doing this wrong draw conclusion that even if done correctly it would not work:

What you have tried is essentially the same as if you took a brand new real physical PC without any operating system, which has never had any operating system, and then installed Windows 10 Insider Preview wondering why it does not activate! Virtual Machines behave exactly the same way; if you want to clean install Windows 10 Insider Preview and get it activated you must do it on an existing virtual machine, one which has already had an upgraded Windows 10 activated. This "computer", the virtual machine, its machine ID is marked on activation servers as valid and activated and it will of course activate.

Be it a virtual machine or a physical computer, you cannot activate a clean installed Windows 10 Insider Preview on a totally new machine. How difficult can this be to understand?

When clean installing Windows 10 Insider Preview on a computer which has already had a previous Windows 10 Insider activated, you do not use the product key! It will be asked twice, once before the installation starts and once after the last reboot to OOBE phase. In both cases you skip the product key and your Windows will be automatically activated.

 

Windows Sandbox not enble

Windows Sandbox not enble

Windows Sandbox not appear in the start menu. I tried to enable it from "Turn Windows features on or off" but the Windows Sandbox appears in grey there and when I roll over it the message "Virtualization support is disabled in firmware" pop up. Please help
on this issue.

before installing Windows sandbox check to see if virtualization is enable by right clicking over taskbar and going to task manager then click the performance tab go down to Logical Processors under that is Virtualization which should say enabled,

if not enabled virtualization in the bios refer to your computer guide for motherboard make and model,

If Virtualization is enabled in the bios then you have issue with Windows 10 services under Administrative Tools.

follow this below should get you going.

For Windows 10 1903 sandbox wont start errors all you do is just restart the following service under Administrative tools



Container Manager Services.



then reopen sandbox should start up like normal.

If it does not start up do the following below.



If you have Hyper-V installed and Virtual disk is turned on under Administrative tools you must restart all these services

1. Container Manager Services
2. HV Host
3. Virtual Disk
4. Hyper-V Virtual Machine Manager
5. Hyper-V Host Compute Service
6. Network Virtualization Service

Do this in the following order

1. Right click over (Network Virtualization Service) click restart and wait.
2. Right click over (Virtual Disk) click restart and wait.
3. Right click over (Hyper-V Virtual Machine Manager) click restart and wait
4. Right click over (Hyper-V Host Compute Service) click restart and wait
5. Right click over (Container Manager Services) click restart and wait

Check these services are still on

Application Guard Container Service (If installed)

Remote Procedure Call (RDC) (""This must be running as most of the others rely upon its function it should never be disabled"")



Once they are checked start sandbox and it should open up if it does restart your computer to ensure the services are still functional are a restart of computer this should also be done if sandbox does not start up once these services are restarted
and checked.



Created By Eric O'Malley

17th June 2019

follow this guide if the sandbox program wont start or failures to open.

Windows Sandbox failed to start

A Work Around

To get

Windows Sandbox

Working again

Created

By

Eric O’Malley

10/06/2019





Well I work out a solution to get Windows Sandbox going again it’s not the best solution but work around follow the steps below and hope it works for all of you guys.

1. The first thing you have to do is turn off Windows Defender Random Folder Protection
   or the anti virus random folder protection.
   
2. Next turn off Windows defenders Tamper protection Or the Anti-Virus Tamper protection
   
3. Once that turn off Go to Control Panel open it
   
4. Location Administrative Tools
   
5. Next head to Services and open that
   
6. Scroll down to Container Manager Services
   
7. Turn off Container Manager Service only
   
8. Leave service screen open but minimize it
   
9. Next go to control panel location and open File Explorer Options
   
10. In File Explorer Options Untick the following:
    

1. • Don’t Show Hidden Files, Folders, or Drivers
     
   • Hide Empty Drivers
     
   • Hide Extensions Known Files Types
     
   • Hide Merge Conflicts
     
   • Hide Protected Operating Systems Files
     

1. Now move File Explorer Options to one side of your screen
   
2. Go back to Control Panel
   
3. Locate and open Program and Features
   
4. Go to Turn Windows Features on or Off
   open it
   
5. Scroll down to Windows Sandbox
   
6. Untick Windows Sandbox
   
7. Click ok to uninstall Windows Sandbox
   
8. Close off only the screen that removed Windows sandbox
   
9. Next go to your main drive usually C: Drive
   
10. Location ProgramData
    
    • We need to get to this location (C:\programData\Microsoft\Windows\Containters\Sandboxes)
      

1. Even open it or expand ProgramData
   
2. Locate Microsoft open it or expand
   
3. Scroll down to Windows open it or expand
   
4. Now go to the folder called Containers
   open it or expand
   
5. Now you should see Sandboxes
   
   • You Should be at this location Now
     

(C:\programData\Microsoft\Windows\Containters\Sandboxes)

1. Now in that folder Sandbox is folder that looks like this
   

1. • 4040f074-2ff6-471c-9f38-4836db85fff6
     
   • Inside it is sandbox.vhdx
     

1. What we need do is delete all the strange folders keys that’s in
   

(C:\programData\Microsoft\Windows\Containters\Sandboxes)

1. If it does not delete just wait a few seconds and try again
   

Caution do not delete the folders from recycle bin yet

1. Next go to the folder below it called
   Zygotes
   

(C:\programData\Microsoft\Windows\Containters\Zygotes)



Repeat the steps you did at Sandboxes and delete the strange folder keys with its contents but do not delete what’s in recycle bin.

1. Repeat the step you did at Sandboxes and delete the
   strange folder key with its contents
   
2. If it does not delete just wait a few seconds and try again
   
3. Now move the open explorer screen to one side of the screen
   
4. Head back to control panel
   
5. Locate and open Program and Features
   
6. Go to Turn Windows Features on or Off
   open it
   
7. Scroll down to Windows Sandbox
   
8. This time re-tick Windows Sandbox and close and allow it to reinstall the sandbox
   
9. Close only the install screen
   
10. Go back to services and Restart Container Manager Service
    
11. Leave Services screen open move it to once side again.
    
12. We now head to Start then Settings
    
13. Scroll until you find Windows
    Sandbox click it twice.
    
14. Wait and see how the screen opens if it give you another error
    repeat this process
    
15. When you open Windows Sandbox it should
    hang for 5 to 10 minutes without any error message
    
16. What it’s doing is rebuilding its image then it opens back to what it was in default settings.
    
17. Once you have sandbox reopened and its got the icons load close it pressing the
    red X
    
18. Then reopen Windows Sandbox to see if it opens up again.
    
19. If it does you fixed it.
    
20. Now we can turn back on
    
    • Windows Defender Random Folder Protection
      or the anti virus random folder protection
      

1. • Windows defenders Tamper protection Or the Anti-Virus Tamper protection
     

1. Retest Windows sandbox will open again with the above
   turned on
   
2. If it does the next thing is to restart your computer and
   Repeat the opening of Windows sandbox.
   
3. Once all is well your right to continue
   
4. You can delete the folders in your recycle bin too.
   

Created by

Eric O’Malley

10/06/2019