In this instructional video, you will be guided through re-adding virtual machines to the Oracle VM VirtualBox virtualization program. This step-by-step guide will help you quickly navigate the program and ensure your virtual machines are properly installed and functioning. Follow along, and you can seamlessly incorporate your virtual machines back into the program in no time.
How to Use an Existing Virtual Disk on Oracle VM VirtualBox
NOTE: Following this video, you can complete the steps to re-add virtual machines on VirtualBox 6.0.4.
To re-add ready or installed virtual systems to VirtualBox:
Step 1: If you haven’t install VirtualBox before, please refer to the videos below:
Windows ➦ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QU_dUhO3X_4
Linux ➦ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YGt8-jRVzyc
Step 2: After you install VirtualBox, you must create a new virtual machine to add the previously backed-up virtual machines to the program.
Step 3: Select the operating system you want to add again in the new virtual machine creation window.
Step 4: Specify the RAM value for the virtual machine.
Step 5: In the virtual hard disk configuration window, select Use an existing virtual hard disk file and add the .vdi file of the system you want to add to the program again.
Step 6: Click the Create button to end the process.
Step 7: After adding the virtual machine you used before to VirtualBox, run it and check the status.
Step 8: Follow the entire video to perform these steps.