Windows 10: What is recommended and is there a way to transfer Oracle VirtualBox? USB, external SSD,...

Okay so my PC recently had several issues for nearly 2 YEARS!!! it started with BSOD "TDR failure died", where I needed a fresh windows install. It worked. However this was a gaming pc, the case was called Azza Pyramid. It had several issues from not powering on, to sometimes powering on with the RAM lighting up but nothing showing on my monitor and BSOD errors. So I decided to swap to a different PC case - the nzxt h1 case. It completely solved my problems. Few months later, same error so I tried something called ddu unstaller and it worked. Then all of a sudden another bsod "critical proces

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virtualbox

Hello,

The system finds VirtualBox and suggests to uninstall it manually, to run the update, but I am unable to find any app/program containing it. It's not shown in the Uninstall or Change the Program list. I do not have any Oracle installed on my PC either.

Kind regards,

TK

 

Oracle VirtualBox not compatible with Windows 10

A several months ago I upgraded to Windows 10. I had been using an old MS DOS database via Oracle VirtualBox in Windows 8.1 so I installed it on the new system and it worked OK and I used it in Windows 10 for several weeks. But, all of a sudden it won't
open! Double click icon on task bar.... nothing, double click icon on desk top...nothing! I tried re-installing it....still nothing! I ran Windows troubleshooter and it says the program is incompatible! It worked at one time!!! Any ideas how to make
it work???

Oracle VirtualBox compatability- Original Title

 

Any recommendation on external SSD drive?

The standards and names of USB 3 have kept changing too, so it's a bit confusing if you are new to it.

USB 3.0 was the original implementation of USB 3 and it offered speeds up to 5Gbps.

• USB 3.0 was later renamed to USB 3.1 Gen 1
• USB 3.1 Gen 1 was then later renamed to USB 3.2 Gen 1.
• Therefore, USB 3.0, USB 3.1 (Gen1) and USB 3.2 (Gen 1) are all THE SAME THING

USB 3.2 Gen 2 is the 10Gbit/sec standard. Most times, the motherboard ports would have a 10 by the port to denote that it's 10Gbit/sec You can see it below in the capture.




Otherwise, you need to find the specs on your system to see what it provides, for example from my mobo