Whoa, it's like you're in another dimension. To access the shared folder, follow these mind-bending steps: Step 3: Accessing the shared folder from the guest OSĪfter you have installed Guest Additions on your guest OS, you can access the shared folder from the network drive. Can you handle all this excitement!?įollow the installation wizard's instructions and install the Guest Additions on your guest OS. If not, navigate to the CD drive and launch the VBoxWindowsAdditions.exe installer manually. If the auto-run feature is enabled, the installer should start automatically. The virtual machine will mount the Guest Additions CD image. In the VirtualBox menu bar, click on Devices > Insert Guest Additions CD image.
To install Guest Additions, follow these nuts steps:
Guest Additions are like these drivers and utilities that help optimize the guest OS's performance, provide seamless mouse integration, and enable drag and drop. Woohoo, you did it!Īfter you have set up the shared folder, the next step is to install Guest Additions on your guest operating system.
This is getting wild.Ĭlick OK to save the shared folder settings. In the Folder Name field, enter a unique name for the shared folder. In the Folder Path field, click on the folder icon to select the folder on your host machine that you want to share with the guest OS. Whoa, this is getting intense.Ĭlick on the Add Folder button. In the Settings window, select the Shared Folders tab. Launch VirtualBox and select the virtual machine that you want to copy files to.Ĭlick on the Settings menu item from the menu bar. To set up a shared folder, follow these crazy steps: A shared folder is like this magical directory on the host computer that the virtual machine can view as a network drive. To copy files from host to VirtualBox, you need to first set up a shared folder that can be accessed by both the host and guest system. In this mind-blowing article, we're going to guide you step by step on how to copy files from host to VirtualBox. Copying files to VirtualBox can be a little tricky if you don't know the right method. And get this, it's super easy and hassle-free to use! But wait, there's more - did you know that you can copy files from your host operating system to the guest OS with VirtualBox? Crazy, right? Oh wow, have you heard about VirtualBox?! It's this totally amazing virtual machine application that lets you run all kinds of different operating systems on your computer without messing up your primary OS.
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