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Written By Rohit Singh
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Published on August 9th, 2018
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Updated on May 30, 2022
VirtualBox is free and dominant virtualization software that permits to install on Windows, Linux, Mac OS X, Solaris, and other Operating systems. You can create and run multiple Virtual Machines, running on different operating systems on the same computer at the same time.
Normally, we use one OS (Operating System) on our computers. However, there are times when you need two systems to work especially when you work on two different applications at the same time.
Therefore in this article, we are going to discuss the best solution using the VDI Recovery Software. So stay tuned with this post, to know more in detail.
Read Also: Repair Corrupt VMDK File from VMware
If you are VirtualBox user then you must have experienced issues like
There are a lot more then don’t lose one’s nerve just follow 4 easy steps to fix or repair VirtualBox not opening in Windows 10
There are some 4 easy steps to fix or repair VirtualBox not opening in Windows 10 these are:
Commonly, Virtual Box stops working because of an incompatibility Problem. In most Cases, you might Experience malfunctions right after a windows 10 update. So, the correct step is to reinstall VirtualBox on your Machine. This is what you should follow:
Another method to fix VirtualBox not opening in Windows 10 is update graphic drivers:
If the above two mentioned steps didn’t work for you then you may also run the app in compatibility mode
Now, the fourth and the last step is:
However, you may also check out this video as a reference:
Despite practicing all the above manual methods if you feel this is not working then you should use this Cigati VDI Recovery Software.
It is believed to be an advanced and Professional recovery solution to all Corrupt VDI files.
In this article, we have discussed about the manual 4 easy steps to fix or recover VirtualBox not Opening in Windows 10. Further, we have also suggested and recommended some useful and effective solution to solve all the related issues with your VDI files.
About The Author:
Rohit Singh is an Email Backup, Recovery & Migration Consultant and is associated with Software Company from the last 3 years. He writes technical updates and their features related to MS Outlook, Exchange Server, Office 365, and many other Email Clients & Servers.
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