Join 2,133 other followers Follow Zed DBA's Oracle Blog on WordPress. While, VirtualBox supports VDI, VMDK, VHD, HDD, those are the virtual disk formats of VMware, Hyper-V & Parallels Desktop respectively. If you found this blog post useful, please like as well as follow me through my various Social Media avenues available on the sidebar and/or subscribe to this oracle blog via WordPress/e-mail. 19 kernel running in Windows, inside Hyper-V. Just a note, I’ve not got anything against Hyper-V, we use it quite frequently, it’s stable, however in this instance, I want to use VirtualBox which I am more accustomed for certain features 🙂 Related Blog Posts exe or powershell run wsl -shutdown to ensure that the new kernel is used. However, the current boot had this disabled and therefore requires you to reboot to have Hyper-V loaded. Windows-Nutzer, die mit virtuellen PCs arbeiten wollen, haben dabei die Wahl zwischen mehreren Virtualisierungsplattformen wie Oracle Virtualbox, Vmware Workstation, Vmware Player und Microsofts Hyper-V. You’ll see it say ‘ Auto‘ for hypervisorlaunchtype, this means it is now enabled to load at boot. Run ‘bcdedit’ in Command Prompt as Admin: C:\Users\anwarz> bcdedit Hyper-V blocks all other Hyper Visors like VirtualBox from calling VT hardware, therefore it’s required for it to be disabled. It seems on Windows 10 Enterprise, Hyper-V is installed by default and is started as part of the bootup. I’ve used VirtualBox many times in the past but on the likes of Windows 7, where Hyper-V isn’t installed by default as part of the O/S.
If you want to use Oracle’s VirtualBox on Windows 10, you first need to disable Microsoft’s Hyper-V.
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