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edit approved Mar 19, 2019 at 8:34
Glorfindel
edit approved Mar 19, 2019 at 8:34
Glorfindel
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1- Just move the .VDI file out of the folder made by virtual box (otherwise you will delete it by mistake) 2- Go to virtual box manager program and delete the profile made for the virtual operating system by right click on its icon and selecting delete all 3- Try to recreate the virtual box but this time use existing .vdi file and the rest just same.

  1. Just move the .VDI file out of the folder made by VirtualBox (otherwise you will delete it by mistake)
  2. Go to the VirtualBox manager program and delete the profile made for the virtual operating system by right click on its icon and selecting delete all
  3. Try to recreate the virtual box but this time use existing .vdi file and the rest just same.

1- Just move the .VDI file out of the folder made by virtual box (otherwise you will delete it by mistake) 2- Go to virtual box manager program and delete the profile made for the virtual operating system by right click on its icon and selecting delete all 3- Try to recreate the virtual box but this time use existing .vdi file and the rest just same.

  1. Just move the .VDI file out of the folder made by VirtualBox (otherwise you will delete it by mistake)
  2. Go to the VirtualBox manager program and delete the profile made for the virtual operating system by right click on its icon and selecting delete all
  3. Try to recreate the virtual box but this time use existing .vdi file and the rest just same.
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masoud Afrakhteh
masoud Afrakhteh
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1- Just move the .VDI file out of the folder made by virtual box (otherwise you will delete it by mistake) 2- Go to virtual box manager program and delete the profile made for the virtual operating system by right click on its icon and selecting delete all 3- Try to recreate the virtual box but this time use existing .vdi file and the rest just same.