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The thread is about an error during Windows 10 installation in VirtualBox (an OOBE/“Something went wrong” blue screen) and what to do next. The main replies ask whether simply skipping the step helps, and then provide a workaround using Shift+F10 to run commands (activate the built-in Administrator, enter the `oobe` directory, run `msoobe.exe`) to get past the setup issue, after which you can log in as Administrator and configure the system. Overall sentiment is practical and helpful, with one user requesting that the thread not be deleted because it could benefit others.

WhitePortal

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Hi,

Gives this error when trying to install Windows 10 on VirtualBox:
Blue error screen showing “Something went wrong” with options to skip or try again.


And now?
 

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Please DON'T DELETE THIS THREAD. It will be useful to others.

Here is a solution that I have already tried.
This solution was originally posted in Russian language. You can read it here (solution 2):
Ошибки экрана OOBE при первой настройке Windows 10 и как их устранить | Белые окошки

Here are the steps:

- when you get that error press Shift + F10 to open a Command Prompt and run the following commands one at a time:

Code:
net user Аdministrator /active:yes
cd oobe
msoobe.exe

The first command activates the built-in administrator account. The second command goes to the location of the oobe directory in system32. The third command launches msoobe.exe utility to reset local settings.
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livix07

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Please DON'T DELETE THIS THREAD. It will be useful to others.

Here is a solution that I have already tried.
This solution was originally posted in Russian language. You can read it here (solution 2):
Ошибки экрана OOBE при первой настройке Windows 10 и как их устранить | Белые окошки

Here are the steps:

- when you get that error press Shift + F10 to open a Command Prompt and run the following commands one at a time:

Code:
net user Аdministrator /active:yes
cd oobe
msoobe.exe

The first command activates the built-in administrator account. The second command goes to the location of the oobe directory in system32. The third command launches msoobe.exe utility to reset local settings.
After that the "just a moment" screen will appear:
just-a-moment.png


Wait for a while and if the computer does not reboot itself, force it to reboot. After restart the message "Incorrect username or password" might appear on the screen, ignore it and click "OK". The login window will appear and you will be able to log in as Administrator without any password. Once logged in you can create different user accounts and set up the system as you wish.
 

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