In the startup log, here are what seem to be some relevant detailsĬ: NtWriteVirtualMemory/Peb failed: 0xc0000022358c.755Ĭ: Error -1073741790 in supR3HardNtChildScrewUpPebForInitialImageEvents! (enmWhat=5)358c.755Ĭ: supR3HardNtEnableThreadCreation:358c.755Ĭ: supR3HardenedWinVerif圜acheScheduleImports: Import todo: #0 ‘opengl32.dll’.358c.755Ĭ: supR3HardenedWinVerif圜acheScheduleImports: Import todo: #1 ‘vboxrt.dll’.358c.755Ĭ: supR3HardenedMonitor_LdrLoadDll: error opening ‘C:\Windows\system32\wintab32.dll’: 0 (NtPath=\?\C:\Windows\system32\wintab32.dll Input=C:\Windows\system32\wintab32.dll)358c.755Ĭ: supR3HardenedMonitor_LdrLoadDll: pName=C:\Windows\system32\wintab32.dll (rcNtResolve=0xc0150008) *pfFlags=0x0 pwszSearchPath=00704b1 I then recieve another popup “failed to open a session for the virtual machine “XXXX” …. When I attempt to start VM, I receive a popup message with the abort button: I am using VirtualBox version – 4.3.20 r96997 Note that, for 32-bit users, it will be slightly different. I’ve highlighted the imporatnt parts, if something didn’t match you can go back and enable disable those settings.
Save your settings by pressing OK.Īt this point your screen should be somewhat similar to mine.
Re-Open VirtualBox and Select Settings > USB again to confirm you don’t have that error anymore. It will enable virtual USB 2.0 (EHCI) device support, VirtualBox Remote Desktop Protocol (VRDP) support, Host webcam passthrough support. You need to PRESS OK and save your Settings first.ĬloseVirtualBox and then install VirtualBox 4.3.10 Oracle VM VirtualBox Extension Pack for All supported platforms. Install VirtualBox Extension Pack to remove this error. Note that I got “Invalid settings detected” error at the bottom of the screen.
You can enable more network adapters if you feel like to play around.įrom USB TAB, check the boxes for Enable USB Controller > Enable USB 2.0 (EHCI) Controller. If your computer is connection to internet, select NAT on Network > Adapter 1. You can also do a SHA1 check to ensure your disk is not corrupted. Refer to Kali download page and CDimage page for size related info. Important thing to note: Size… if your disk size mismatched, you might have a corrupt disk. See the properties and information’s changes accordingly. Once you select your downloaded ISO (in my case, it’s kali-linux-1.0.6-amd64.iso). Now on your right, you should be able to use the little CD ICON (it should be CD/DVD Drive: IDE Secondary Master already, if not change it) and select your downloaded ISO. Select Storage > Controller: IDE and highlight Empty CD ICON.
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