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I have another dual operating system on the BIOS which is Lubuntu. My processor is Intel q8200 which supports x86/x32 and 圆4. I haven't changed anything about the Windows licenses or anything.

#MICROXP 0.82.ISO WINDOWS 10#

Windows 10 is 圆4 - I remember selecting only 圆4 while reinstalling it, but it supports x86. My Windows 10 license is a regular bought from Microsoft. Indeed, unfortunately, you are right that the thing hasn't been solved out.Ģ. If this works, the MicroXP OS is too limited, or it is doing the same thing that regular XP would do.ġ.

#MICROXP 0.82.ISO INSTALL#

Let Ubuntu install automatically, then try internet access. If you want to try further, please make a new VM with the Virtualbox network set to NAT, and install Ubuntu in it. If it was the OS running on the physical PC, then this test would have not shown how your Virtualbox is running.

This should have been a Linux or regular Windows 7 or later OS in the 'guest', the VM. MiddleJ wrote:I tested the network on the regular OS I know to enter commands in the Command Prompt of my guest.īTW, everything is legal, I am not using Virtual Box for shady things. I opened Chrome, was able to search, but not to enter websites.ĮDIT: I am not familiar with the commands in Virtual Box. I had the same problem on the VMWare workstation with android x86. What information do you need more, I d be glad to provide you with everything since I am a noob in this stuff. I can search everything on google, but I can't access videos, I can't access most of the websites (the only ones I can access are - I can download it from the website, though or some websites like that, I can open some news, I can just open, not read, the image is usually very not good). I have internet, I pinged successfully in the Command Prompt of the guest, and I also did that successfully with the website I am trying to access.

The promiscuous mode in both network types is set to allow all. NAT, Adapter type: FAST III, cable connected, random MAC, and the other option:īridged adapter: I selected the Ethernet adapter, adapter type is FAST III, cable connected, random MAC Basically, I am creating the guest machines where I'd be able to use the network the same as I would use it on my host machine. It is highly important that I can indeed use the download and upload speed almost the same as on the host.

Nevertheless, I am comfortable with both NAT or Bridged. The version of the Oracle Box I am using is 5.2.4 because I had issues with the newest release (where it wouldn't let me uncheck the hardware acceleration, but kept saying it was a mistake, so my guests couldn't start). Thank you for explaining and getting to help.

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