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public:windows:virtualbox-windows-performance-issues [2024/07/26 20:02] – timdv91public:windows:virtualbox-windows-performance-issues [2024/11/15 13:05] (current) – [4) Windows rituals:] timdv91
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 ====== VirtualBox Windows 10 / 11 performance issues ====== ====== VirtualBox Windows 10 / 11 performance issues ======
 ===== Intro ===== ===== Intro =====
-It's possible to have severe performance issues using VirtualBox on Windows. This is usually caused by Microsoft forcing their own Hyper-v hypervisor to startup with Windows in the background. This blocks direct access to intel's and AMD's virtualization on the CPU's. VirtualBox is therefore forced to fallback to Hyper-V, running all VM's as nested VM's on top of it.  +It's possible to have severe performance issues using VirtualBox on Windows. This is usually caused by Microsoft forcing their own Hyper-v hypervisor to startup with Windows in the background. This blocks direct access to intel's and AMD's virtualization on the CPU's. VirtualBox is therefore forced to fallback to Hyper-V, running all VM's as nested VM's on top of it. \\ \\ This issue is indicated with a green turtle icon in the bottom taskbar of a started VirtualBox VM (as seen in the example image). \\ {{:public:windows:virtualbox-performance-issue-greenturtle.png?400|}}
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-This issue is indicated with a green turtle icon in the bottom taskbar of a started VirtualBox VM (as seen in the example image). \\ {{:public:windows:virtualbox-performance-issue-greenturtle.png?400|}}+
  
 ===== Solution 1: ===== ===== Solution 1: =====
  
-Use a host OS that's not architecturally defective at it's core, e.g something based on a Linux distro of choice! Preferably Proxmox! +I would highly recommend using a Linux OS for virtualization when possible! One of my preferences is Proxmox, which is free to use and supports a wide range of advanced features.
 ===== Solution 2: ===== ===== Solution 2: =====
 ==== 1) Disable the Microsoft Hypervisor: ==== ==== 1) Disable the Microsoft Hypervisor: ====
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 ==== 4) Windows rituals: ==== ==== 4) Windows rituals: ====
-Reboot your system for the new configuration to take affect!+Reboot your system for the new configuration to take affect! :-)
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