One day i was trying to install Ubuntu 64-bit inside my windows XP 32-bit in virtual box but i found that with normal settings it was not getting install . I searched for the solution but i could not get proper solution at one place. So i thought to make one post about this.That is in front of you --->
Few Steps you need to follow -->
Few Steps you need to follow -->
Notice: This settings and images are from LENOVO SL400 having intel core2 duo processor. Your settings may slightly differ from this.
- Does your processor supports 64-bit hardware virtualization or not, for that see your processor documentation. (see https://www.virtualbox.org/manual/ch03.html#intro-64bitguests ).
- If it supports then go in bios setting and enable it by using following steps(Lenovo SL 400, it may vary in others):
- Restart your PC, open bios setting by pressing F1 or F2.
- Go to Security->Prevention execution -> disable.
- Next go to CPU -> Intel(R) Virtualization Tech -> enable.
- Again go to Security -> Prevention execution -> enable .
- Now restart your system and open Virtual box, look on the bottom if it's showing amd-v and vt-x is enabled then it's done if not then keep your system turned off for few minutes then restart it.
- Now install your operating system in virtual box by selecting a 64-bit operating system for the particular VM.
Few images to help you ->
Image 1: Check AMD-v & VT-x Settings.
Image 1: Check AMD-v & VT-x Settings.
Image 2: Select Proper version of OS(64 bit) ->
Image 3: Check that have you enabled your VT-x/ AMD-V or not??
Now follow the simple steps to install your virtual OS and enjoy it..
