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So far we have seen a few of the options in the VM setting we know what we want to take a few minutes

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to go over the window in some more depth.

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Richard my guest.

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And then with the V.M. selected I really click on the setting.

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The settings window and virtual box has a lot of options most of which are not commonly used.

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Usually the default are fine here.

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In general there are deaths for Dabbs basic information about the name type and a version of that guest

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the boss he and Alexiou said it's not shorts or cap and whether the Shig clipboard and drag and drop

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out on the burned description lets you added the freeform description of the machine and encryption

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Laks you on the disk encryption.

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If you have the extension pack installed things get a little more interesting in the system section.

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Where we can control setting for the emulated motherboard we can see that an amount here and we can

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modify the boot out of the system.

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This might be helpful if you want to start up your system but also have an installer image connected

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to contain the sequence in which the system tries to boot and put the optical days off.

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The hardest we contain that chip set if need be but that's more of an advanced thing to do some ghast

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like McEvoy's required.

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Winding devices.

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Lexa lets us sit the mouse interface we can use to the standard on a U.S. device on a multi-touch USP

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device and the extended features here let us control various aspects of the system and including one

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whether you want the heart of the backlog in the gas to be UTC time rather than time that all the host

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on the precipice processor died.

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We can sit home and eventual Sibiu the guest has in my case my host.

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As for processor cores as you can see on the screen its dual core processor with hyper telling.

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So I can give the guest one or two processor but they should not give it more than that I could but

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then I don't.

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That is my guess taking too many resources from the host execution Kamprad effort to whether the host

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Libman time spent on process instruction from the guest and B in each class and next is required for

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some operating systems if it's on for you you maybe don't want to turn it off.

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And if it's off there's usually no good reason to turn it on.

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This kind of technical process is setting are one of the reasons that she has an apprentice system type

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and vergence Lechter who pre-populated these with the correct setting for certain operating systems

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on the acceleration that we can meet the pre-buttal edition interface for the VM and check that in extensions

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for virtualization or burn under display.

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We can see the amount of video memory that guest has.

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If you plan to use high resolution are graphically interesting things you will maybe need to increase

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these.

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You can add more than one monitor and then control whether all or some of the virtual monitor are visible

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in the view menu scale factor controls the scale of the user interfaces and you can enable 3D acceleration

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or 2d acceleration on Windows.

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The more display lets you set up a display server to be able to view that ghastly display over a network

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using the piece with software and video capture at home and the setting for screen decoding that we

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saw earlier the artist or the story that we can control the story buses and devices to add and modify

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hard drives and disk images than ideal gives us the opportunity to disable our audio.

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How do you get a militia in and disconnect the driver and specific audio controller.

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Network as we sadly at a set which sort of network the guest is using and what the property of one or

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more network or not there are serial ports in the U.S. We had our board the board option sitting on

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Mac Sudol boards.

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Let's look at that it's Siddall devices and agast and then set where they go either direct directly

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to a pipe or device on the host of file.

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And so and USV Lexus configured the yes we controller and filter for the host part of their we plan

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to use why us we in the guest then shareholders we have seen before.

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This is where we can choose folder on the host machine to parse through to the guest in order to share

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data.

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The user interface area allows us to the item in the menu bar and status of the virtual machine we know.

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So like I said there are there's a lot of options in here.

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And usually the defaults are what you want to stick with.

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But if you are troubleshooting it can be helpful to know what downloads and treaties are available.
