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Increasing the size of virtual drive in latest VirtualBox
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<blockquote data-quote="AylmerQc" data-source="post: 1649402" data-attributes="member: 59710"><p>I'm trying to increase the size of the virtual drive in VB, version 4.3.26, so as to install more programs (AV,ect) for Windows.</p><p>I've looked it up but the information I found was either, as far as I can tell, for previous versions of VB and the procedures have changed, or for Linux users or seemed to use some steps I couldn't figure out, such as using commands and didn't list how to get to the command window,skipping steps (I'm guessing they were meant for people who are more familiar with how to navigate the OS).</p><p>Anyone here know how, if so, can you let me know please..?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="AylmerQc, post: 1649402, member: 59710"] I'm trying to increase the size of the virtual drive in VB, version 4.3.26, so as to install more programs (AV,ect) for Windows. I've looked it up but the information I found was either, as far as I can tell, for previous versions of VB and the procedures have changed, or for Linux users or seemed to use some steps I couldn't figure out, such as using commands and didn't list how to get to the command window,skipping steps (I'm guessing they were meant for people who are more familiar with how to navigate the OS). Anyone here know how, if so, can you let me know please..? [/QUOTE]
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