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The thread involves a user experiencing difficulty installing VirtualBox on Windows 7, with the installation process failing and rolling back after a "not responding" window appears. A respondent suggests checking system specifications, ensuring the installation is run as an administrator, verifying BIOS virtualization settings, and confirming sufficient disk space. Overall, the conversation seeks to diagnose the installation issue, with helpful suggestions aimed at resolving permissions or compatibility problems.
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GeorgeN

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Hello guyz, i just install win7 and im trying to install virtual box too.

Because im very bad with english, lets see the screenshot.

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when i close the "not responding" window from x button, the install rolling back and just close.
I cant install it. ****ing security. I have tried many many times, with many restarts ..

Please HELP me!
 

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Can you give me some idea what kind od specs your computer has please. What version of windows 7. Are you using Virtual box 3.2.8 (Latest) ? Sounds a little like a permissions problem to me. Did you run the installation as the Administrator ? How many times have you actually tried to install virtual box ? Because you have to completley erase all previous.......Does your computer support a VTx X option in your Bios ? Is it checked ? What about disk space ? Name any other errors you may find- please ?
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Can you give me some idea what kind od specs your computer has please. What version of windows 7. Are you using Virtual box 3.2.8 (Latest) ? Sounds a little like a permissions problem to me. Did you run the installation as the Administrator ? How many times have you actually tried to install virtual box ? Because you have to completley erase all previous.......Does your computer support a VTx X option in your Bios ? Is it checked ? What about disk space ? Name any other errors you may find- please ?
 
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