bsod - *installs virtual machine* *gets BSOD* WHY?! Isn't there any VM Software that fucking works? - devRant

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Linux

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Yes
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Jilano

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@3cki Same with VirtualBox. Even had both running at the same time
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systemctl

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Just reinstall Windows Linux. Now leave the Windows and step through the doors. Linux will serve you better. It can even parse HTML using regular expressions. You don't need a vm. You need Linux.
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kabhishek

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Umm, idk why that happened with you but I have 4 centos VMs running simultaneously for testing purposes.
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Plastikmensch

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@Jilano @3cki Hooooow? Virtualbox crashes all the time and VMware caused the bsod.
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Plastikmensch

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@Gatgeagent I want to switch to linux, but I need Windows for video editing and games.
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gitpush

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Strange, never had issues with Virtual Box or VMware, no matter which version of Windows I use, even Vista gave no issues
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codepoet

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Disable Hyper-V in Windows.
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Plastikmensch

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@codepoet It is disabled.
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Plastikmensch

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@Alt-Grrr I'm using Windows 10, trying to run Ubuntu in a VM to test an app I'm working on.
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donuts

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@Plastikmensch There are 2 actually?

1. BiOS/CPU Virtualization: On
2. Windows Hyper-V: Off
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noctemx

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Does it give the BSOD just after installing the software or after building and booting the actual VM? Is it Windows 10 Home or Pro?
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Krokoklemme

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@noctemx and also: what's the BSOD message
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noctemx

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@Krokoklemme that too. @Plastikmensch BSODs usually relate to hardware issues.
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rvnx

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Try disabling hardware acceleration in VMWare.
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crst

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Parallels FTW
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Plastikmensch

239

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Update: Found old Hardware, installed Ubuntu and I'm using that for testing now. Fuck VMs.
Thanks everyone for trying to help!
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noctemx

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@Plastikmensch that's why people are switching to containers 😉

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