Virtualbox For Windows Xp 32 Bit

Virtualbox For Windows Xp 32 Bit
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I run XP 32-bit under 6.0.14 and 6.1.10 (soon to be 6.1.12) just fine. There is another issue you might run into if you run 3D acceleration in XP. 3D acceleration had a security hole big enough to drive an Australian road train through. So in 6.1.x they changed 3D to plug the hole, but 3D is now only available in Windows 7 and later.
So i installed VirtualBox and a iso of windows xp pro 32bit. It all went well up to the point where i have to activate it. I searched around a bit but most people already got it installed, but i get the activation thingy during the installation.

Unlike its competitors (including : VMware Workstation), VirtualBox still allows you to virtualize Windows XP without problems (up to SP3).
Indeed, for VMware Workstation, you must use an older version of this virtualization solution to continue to virtualize it.

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For VirtualBox, this isn't a problem, as you will see in this tutorial.
In this tutorial, we will use VirtualBox 5.2.8.

Create a virtual machine by selecting :

Type : Microsoft Windows
Version : Windows XP (32-bit)

Specify at least 512 MB RAM (which is recommended and sufficient to run XP smoothly).

Specify the desired size (depending on what you want to install in this virtual machine).

Start the virtual machine.

After starting the virtual machine (and only at its first start), a 'Select start-up disk' window will be displayed.
Click on the small icon representing a folder and select an iso of Windows XP (home or pro, with or without service pack).

Install Windows XP normally.
If needed, refer to our tutorial : Windows XP - Formatting and reinstalling

Once Windows XP is installed, don't forget to install the virtual machine drivers by inserting the CD image of the guest additions.

During the installation, several drivers will be installed.
Click 'Continue' to install each driver.

To improve compatibility with different programs, we recommend that you install service pack 3 (available on the Microsoft website).
Note : the service pack 3 may require a little more RAM. If you are limited in RAM, then install only the service pack 2. Note that service pack 3 can be installed directly without installing the previous service packs.

Windows XP is now in SP 3.

And you also get the firewall and security center of Windows XP SP2.

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