Tweaking the video settings for the SteamOS virtual machine in Virtual Box. With the SteamOS machine selected in the left column, click on Display in the main part of the VirtualBox window.

Let us talk about them in detail. 1] Configure Hyper-V Display Resolution from Virtual Machine Settings The most obvious way to change the display resolution in Hyper-V is by configuring its settings.

Cloudburst uses a vulnerability in the virtual-machine display functions of VMware Workstation that can be exploited by a specially crafted video file. The malicious file, when executed within a ...

Select Display from the left pane and drag the Video Memory slider till the end, which allocates 128MB of video memory to the virtual machine. On the same page, turn on 3D Acceleration.

VirtualBox includes advanced snapshot controls over its drive images. Open the “Machine Tools” menu, and choose “Snapshots.” This enables you to manage your VM images.

This means that the space is only fully utilized when the virtual machine really needs it. Depending on your computer’s graphics card, a 3D accelerator is also available for your virtual machine.

When PowerShell renames a virtual machine it will not display any output. To see if the VM has been renamed, you can issue the Get-VM command.

The software should automatically mount to your virtual machine's DVD drive and if it doesn't autorun you can navigate there from the File Explorer to launch the executable yourself (D:\setup64.exe).

VBoxHeadless -s "VM_NAME" Where VM_NAME is the name of the virtual machine. When the VM is running headless, it will show up in the VirtualBox GUI, listed as Running. You are ready to connect via RDP.

Virtual machines can seem juuuuust a bit too geeky for most otherwise computer-friendly people. That's sad, because it's an easy, free way to try another operating system, or use those one or two ...