VirtualBox 4.3.26.98988

Oracle - ( Open Source)

VirtualBox is an easy and elegant solution for those who want to control a computer from another computer.

VirtualBox offers virtualize your operating system (OS) guests on a host machine. Called hypervisor, the application supports Windows OS X, Linux, Mac, Solaris, FreeBSD, etc.. as host, Mac OS X missing the call as a guest.

It also includes a remote access via HTTP protocol, convenient for demonstrations on a clean system.Â The ability to manage multiple states of the system is particularly interesting and its interface is very simple.

Virtualization solutions allow installing an operating system on a virtual machine using the resources of the host PC , thus enjoying very good performance. In the genre, several solutions are known for their ease of use, such as VMware Workstation , Parallels Desktop or Microsoft Virtual PC 2007 SP1.

A virtual machine is a useful way to use two operating systems simultaneously and harmless to the host computer. There is the possibility to install Linux on a virtual machine on Windows and vice versa .

Title:: VirtualBox 4.3.26.98988
File Size:: 106.0 MB
Requirements:: Windows XP / Vista / Windows7 / XP64 / Vista64 / Windows7 64 / Windows8 / Windows8 64
Language:: en-us
License:: Open Source
Date Added:: 17 Mar 2015
Publisher:: Oracle
Homepage:: http://www.oracle.com
MD5 Checksum:: DB6B90C93EF78C1F7311C06B135990C3

- GUI: in the snapshots pane, protect the age of snapshots against wrong host time
- NAT Network: fixed a bug which prevented to propagate any DNS name server / domain / search string information to the NAT network
- NAT Network: don't delay the shutdown of VBoxSVC on Windows hosts
- Mouse support: the mouse could not be moved under rare conditions if no Guest Additions are installed
- Storage: if the guest ejects a virtual CD/DVD medium, make the change permanent
- VGA: made saving secondary screen sizes possible in X11 guests
- SDK: fixed the VirtualBox.tlb file
- rdesktop-vrdp: make it work with USB devices again
- USB: fixed a possible BSOD on Windows hosts under rare conditions
- iPXE: enable the HTTP download protocol on non-Linux hosts
- Mac OS X hosts: don't panic on hosts with activated SMAP
- Linux hosts: don't crash Linux 4.0 hosts