Windows 10: Virtualisation Problem

Hello there,


Trying to create a VirtualBox into WINDOWS 10 Pro. I'm using the following:

- Oracle VirtualBox ver. 6.0

- Kali-Linux ver. 2019.4 (64bits)

- Ubuntu ver. 18.04.3 (64 bits)

- WINDOWS 10 Pro ver. 1903 (OS Build 18362.476)

It giving a "Failed to open a session for the virtual machine UBUNTU". "Failed to open a session for the virtual machine KALI-LINUX".

message.

I checked and Virtulisation is enabled.

I'm a student and Virtual Box is part of the lesson.

Need help please.


Regards,

:)

 

Couldnt virtualise on Windows 10


Hi
I havent been able to virtualise on Windows 10. I am not finding Hyper-V listed on Windows Feature list.
So I went to BIOS and enabled the Virtualisation Technology 'VT-X' only. Can you think of a solution to this problem please? I need to insal SAS software on virtualisation.

I use Toshiba C-850. I enclose the screenshot.

Thanks

 

Couldnt virtualise on Windows 10


Hi
I havent been able to virtualise on Windows 10. I am not finding Hyper-V listed on Windows Feature list.
So I went to BIOS and enabled the Virtualisation Technology 'VT-X' only. Can you think of a solution to this problem please? I need to insal SAS software on virtualisation.

I use Toshiba C-850.

Thanks

 

Virtualising the system

I wonder what will happen if I virtualise my windows 7 pro 64 on my own HP z420 workstation and try to run it in the cloud/or run on another PC (z620 workstation other 1-core PC) - there will be no problems with this (I have heard that HP workstations
have serials built into the motherboards)? the virtual system will not check for the cloud hardware to match the original z420 hardware?



This is a really mission-critical question for me….



Ideally I wish to fully virtualise a windows which has an automated routine constantly being executed – I need to be totally sure that I can do these two things with this virtual image (in case main machine dies):

1. 1) I can run it on any other PC in the VMware (it can be another z420, z620 or a simple desktop computer).
2. 2) I can clone my disk and just swap it to another pc (it can be another z420, z620 or a simple desktop computer).

In light of the above – does it make sense to install a simple Windows 7 (with a key bought online) – add the necessary drivers, run on z420 and then virtualize/clone the Windows to run on any other computer? Instead of virtualising windows 7
pro 64 from the original, native recovery media included with my own HP z420 workstation?



Which Windows 7 version is best suited for a simple cloning/virtualisation? I need this whole automate pipeline to run smoothly on any PC – just stick in the hard drive and run.