22 | | There is one Windows device driver that does not play nice on !VirtualBox' hardware. Many physical PC systems (and VMware) have a AGP graphics bus which will cause `agp440.sys` to be installed. !VirtualBox' virtual graphics card is on the PCI bus and the driver will cause a system crash. The most correct approach is to boot the recovery console from the Windows installation CD and disable this service. However, it is also possible to just rename/delete `agp440.sys` the `C:\Windows\SYSTEM32\drivers` directory. Here is a knowledge base article containing more information: [http://support.microsoft.com/kb/324764] |
| 22 | There are a few Windows device drivers that does not play nice on !VirtualBox' hardware. Many physical PC systems (and VMware) have a AGP graphics bus which will cause `agp440.sys` to be installed. !VirtualBox' virtual graphics card is on the PCI bus and the driver will cause a system crash. The most correct approach is to boot the recovery console from the Windows installation CD and disable this service. However, it is also possible to just rename/delete `agp440.sys` the `C:\Windows\SYSTEM32\drivers` directory. Here is a knowledge base article containing more information: [http://support.microsoft.com/kb/324764] |
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| 24 | A similar problem may exist with `intelppm.sys`, which can also cause a hang of the guest OS. |