In the meantime I'll look for another XP installation CD to see if it works. Now try starting your VM again see what happens.Īctually I've done all according to your instruction.Īt above screenshot, the CD is already detected since I can list the content and in VB the CD/DVD Device is attached as IDE Secondary Master. Dec 2009, 15:12 Primary OS: Ubuntu other VBox Version: PUEL Guest OSses: Windows XP Pro Now try starting your VM again see what happens. When done change your boot up order so that your CD/DVD ROM is booted first before anything else meaning you're able to install your OS right away, I'm not sure what error is going to show up if you make your empty virtual storage boot up first. Then Add CD/DVD Device and click on the folder icon then find your ISO image then add it there. To add that CD/DVD ROM thing, Select IDE Controller and click on Add Attachments as you can see there. The problem may be that you don't have the CD ROM (the one that says "Empty" in my picture) if you're trying to load an ISO. As you can see there are two Controllers in my Storage, Floppy and IDE. Could you be a little more clear on the situation.Ībout not being able to do is that you don't have any device setup in VirtualBox. Then at your last reply you said you can load fine on your XP guest OS (this last part kinda make us think you already installed XP Guest OS somehow but you're still trying to install it). Added ability to check and log Anti-Exploit configuration settings Added path to the location of mb-check.exe in the log output Fixed false positive on missing subfolders Fixed failed download and execution of 'mbam-check.exe' when legacy products are detected on XP operating systems MB-Check 3. I am really lost what you're trying to do.įirst you said you are trying to install XP OS to your Linux host as guest and you cannot load it.
The fix for the update choke is documented and (as i recall) there is a "mr. The best way to avoid this (but not a 100% fix) is to step through the service packs and do not run any kind of file/registry cleaner while doing so. There was one occasional problem that happened when installing SP3 windows updates would choke.
(most likely ron and a couple of others here can expand upon/clarify my commentary) There was also a similar "ping" about the need to install SP2 with "upgraded" programs (some time after SP2 was released). The proof of this happened when i tried to install the newest version of some programs (the old versions were no longer supported) a pop-up informed me that i had to install SP3. net framework version and a couple of other items. This has/had to do (to the best of my recollection) with a. In addition to what advancedsetup and porthos have stated, as i recall there was *something* about the need to install SP3 in order to run some programs. i have experienced no "problems" that you allude or made reference to. I installed SP3 about two weeks after it became available.
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