Virtualbox Windows 10 install boots into checkered screen












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I’m trying to install Windows 10 into virtualbox on Ubuntu 18, however when trying to first boot up it says Press F12 to select boot device and then switches to this screen and flashes a green and blue background picsettings1settings2settings3settings4
I’ve tried enabling and disabling 3D/2D acceleration.
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Why isn’t it working?










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  • Could you please elaborate a bit on what you are trying to do? Do you have an iso image of Windows 10? How did you configure your vbox?

    – FloT
    Jan 31 at 23:03











  • Yes I do. And I configured it with a dynamic drive. I gave it 1/2 my ram, 2 of 4 CPUs.

    – Mark Deven
    Jan 31 at 23:10











  • Did you try to press F12 at virtual machine startup to see the list of available drives? Did you try to choose W10 iso manually? Would you please post pictures of virtual machine system, display and storage?

    – FloT
    Jan 31 at 23:16











  • Yes. The only one with anything on it is the disc drive. And sure

    – Mark Deven
    Jan 31 at 23:17











  • Just in case - Ubuntu has a nice screenshot tool ;)

    – FloT
    Jan 31 at 23:19
















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I’m trying to install Windows 10 into virtualbox on Ubuntu 18, however when trying to first boot up it says Press F12 to select boot device and then switches to this screen and flashes a green and blue background picsettings1settings2settings3settings4
I’ve tried enabling and disabling 3D/2D acceleration.
enter image description here
Why isn’t it working?










share|improve this question

























  • Could you please elaborate a bit on what you are trying to do? Do you have an iso image of Windows 10? How did you configure your vbox?

    – FloT
    Jan 31 at 23:03











  • Yes I do. And I configured it with a dynamic drive. I gave it 1/2 my ram, 2 of 4 CPUs.

    – Mark Deven
    Jan 31 at 23:10











  • Did you try to press F12 at virtual machine startup to see the list of available drives? Did you try to choose W10 iso manually? Would you please post pictures of virtual machine system, display and storage?

    – FloT
    Jan 31 at 23:16











  • Yes. The only one with anything on it is the disc drive. And sure

    – Mark Deven
    Jan 31 at 23:17











  • Just in case - Ubuntu has a nice screenshot tool ;)

    – FloT
    Jan 31 at 23:19














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I’m trying to install Windows 10 into virtualbox on Ubuntu 18, however when trying to first boot up it says Press F12 to select boot device and then switches to this screen and flashes a green and blue background picsettings1settings2settings3settings4
I’ve tried enabling and disabling 3D/2D acceleration.
enter image description here
Why isn’t it working?










share|improve this question
















I’m trying to install Windows 10 into virtualbox on Ubuntu 18, however when trying to first boot up it says Press F12 to select boot device and then switches to this screen and flashes a green and blue background picsettings1settings2settings3settings4
I’ve tried enabling and disabling 3D/2D acceleration.
enter image description here
Why isn’t it working?







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  • Could you please elaborate a bit on what you are trying to do? Do you have an iso image of Windows 10? How did you configure your vbox?

    – FloT
    Jan 31 at 23:03











  • Yes I do. And I configured it with a dynamic drive. I gave it 1/2 my ram, 2 of 4 CPUs.

    – Mark Deven
    Jan 31 at 23:10











  • Did you try to press F12 at virtual machine startup to see the list of available drives? Did you try to choose W10 iso manually? Would you please post pictures of virtual machine system, display and storage?

    – FloT
    Jan 31 at 23:16











  • Yes. The only one with anything on it is the disc drive. And sure

    – Mark Deven
    Jan 31 at 23:17











  • Just in case - Ubuntu has a nice screenshot tool ;)

    – FloT
    Jan 31 at 23:19



















  • Could you please elaborate a bit on what you are trying to do? Do you have an iso image of Windows 10? How did you configure your vbox?

    – FloT
    Jan 31 at 23:03











  • Yes I do. And I configured it with a dynamic drive. I gave it 1/2 my ram, 2 of 4 CPUs.

    – Mark Deven
    Jan 31 at 23:10











  • Did you try to press F12 at virtual machine startup to see the list of available drives? Did you try to choose W10 iso manually? Would you please post pictures of virtual machine system, display and storage?

    – FloT
    Jan 31 at 23:16











  • Yes. The only one with anything on it is the disc drive. And sure

    – Mark Deven
    Jan 31 at 23:17











  • Just in case - Ubuntu has a nice screenshot tool ;)

    – FloT
    Jan 31 at 23:19

















Could you please elaborate a bit on what you are trying to do? Do you have an iso image of Windows 10? How did you configure your vbox?

– FloT
Jan 31 at 23:03





Could you please elaborate a bit on what you are trying to do? Do you have an iso image of Windows 10? How did you configure your vbox?

– FloT
Jan 31 at 23:03













Yes I do. And I configured it with a dynamic drive. I gave it 1/2 my ram, 2 of 4 CPUs.

– Mark Deven
Jan 31 at 23:10





Yes I do. And I configured it with a dynamic drive. I gave it 1/2 my ram, 2 of 4 CPUs.

– Mark Deven
Jan 31 at 23:10













Did you try to press F12 at virtual machine startup to see the list of available drives? Did you try to choose W10 iso manually? Would you please post pictures of virtual machine system, display and storage?

– FloT
Jan 31 at 23:16





Did you try to press F12 at virtual machine startup to see the list of available drives? Did you try to choose W10 iso manually? Would you please post pictures of virtual machine system, display and storage?

– FloT
Jan 31 at 23:16













Yes. The only one with anything on it is the disc drive. And sure

– Mark Deven
Jan 31 at 23:17





Yes. The only one with anything on it is the disc drive. And sure

– Mark Deven
Jan 31 at 23:17













Just in case - Ubuntu has a nice screenshot tool ;)

– FloT
Jan 31 at 23:19





Just in case - Ubuntu has a nice screenshot tool ;)

– FloT
Jan 31 at 23:19










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