Neither a BSOD for running a VirtualBox machine nor a PC-freeze for running a VMware virtual machine.
I turned off my anti-virus (Avast - you bad boy! ) and since then I have not gotten a BSOD. So it could not be the culprit in this case, as suggested in some of the other answers. Hypervisor was already off in the settings. My Windows 10, VirtualBox and VMWare are all up-to-date as of. The difference for VMWare was, when I tried to start a virtual machine under VMPlayer, although I didn't get a BSOD, the whole PC just froze. Wie Sie die Gasterweiterung installieren, beschreibt der folgende Tipp. However, the main functionality of all VMs are the same. It is freely available for Windows, Mac OS X, Linux and Solaris x-86 platforms under GPLv2. I couldn't even see the BIOS screen coming up (neither in VMWare nor in VirtualBox). Die VirtualBox-Gasteweiterung wird für viele Funktionen von VirtualBox in der VM benötigt. I am running Docker (that uses Hyper-V) and Oracle VM VirtualBox and they dont fit together well. Oracle VM VirtualBox is one of it which enables you to deploy operating system and application software with supported virtualization environment."The error is: SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION". The virtual machine provides a self-contained environment in which to experiment with new software without risking damaging changes to the host operating system. I was having exactly the same problem and none of the above answers fixed my problem.Įverytime I started a virtual machine under VirtualBox, my windows 10 PC would throw a BSOD with
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