Portable Virtual Machine No Admin
Jun 11, 2010 Install VirtualBox without Admin rights? I've considered installing it on a different machine and then transferring the files, but I have no idea what it does in the registry and if.
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- Portable Windows with/without admin privilege Update: SORRY! It turns out that VirtualBox ties its configuration very closely to specifics of its host machine (such as through the MAC address), so I have to back away from the “portable” claim in this post’s title.
- Nov 22, 2014 Nowadays I use a lot of PCs that are blocking Admin privileges for all the users. How could I have a portable virtual machine to be installed on my Flash Disk Drive that doesn't require any admin privileges? I hope to find a solution with speed performance however! Thanks in advance!
- From protable hard drive, well it may work somehow, but all is not portable because of all the drivers needed (admin rights needed to start portable virtual box)and also the maximum speed might be then limited only by the usb2 speed and by the controllers and flash chips in the usb sticks.
- Portable-VirtualBox is a free and open source software tool that lets you run any operating system from a usb stick without separate installation.
Hello! I'm trying to install virtual box on my computer, but I don't have admin rights (a friend gave me the computer a while back, and didn't remove the admin lock on it. If I wanted to, I could wipe the password, but I don't want to). I've tried qemu, but that doesn't work. I've also tried using virtual box portable, but that needs admin rights to install drivers if you want to use it on a device other than the one that you installed it on. Does anyone know how I can install and use virtual box or another good virtual machine without admin rights? Thanks! -Rokingpug
I need to build a portable virtual machine that could be used on user restricted PCs that need admin permissions.I've heard about QEMU. But the problem is that it is very very slow when running. Is there a high performance alternative?I'm thinking of the ability to control the boot menu temporary without admin privileges, and boot up my custom virtual disk image as a solution if it is possible, but I don't know.
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Without admin privileges on the Host OS it will be very difficult to get high performance from your Guest OS unless the system was already pre set up to let you start your portable VM image as a non administrator. For example if VMWare player was already pre-installed on a machine you could easily move your VM on and off the machine making it portable, and you don't need admin privileges to add or remove the VM from the player software.
Sep 18, 2019 is there a list of windows events with their event id's?? Hii, i want to create a trigger in task scheduler,events based and i don't know what are all possible events in windows and where i can find a list or reference to them category-wise. Jul 30, 2018 The 'Legacy Windows Event ID' column lists the corresponding event ID in legacy versions of Windows such as client computers running Windows XP or earlier and servers running Windows Server 2003 or earlier. Jan 26, 2017 Like the man said: you have to check TechNet on an ID by ID basis. I've often wished for the galactic encylopedia of event IDs myself, and for registry keys, too, while we're wishing for the impossible. One step at a time, man, one step at a time. Best wishes,-Ed. Apr 18, 2012 There are lot of event ID in windows. It is impossible to list all of them. However you can follow below link which will give you most common encoutered Event ID. Microsoft windows event id list download.
If there is no VM software already installed in the Host OS you will need to replace the Host OS. This can be easily done without making any modifications to the computer if the computer you are using supports booting from USB or the CD/DVD drive. What you will need to do is make a Live CD/USB with VirtualBox or other similar Linux VM host software pre-installed on it and also have your VM on a portable USB drive (it can even be the same drive that you are booting from). You then you just need to reboot the computer you want use and boot in to your Live CD/USB and start up your VM, you will be the 'administrator' of Live CD/DVD's OS so the VM software can use the low level drivers that will get you good performance inside your VM.
Your biggest limiting factor in both setups will be the read and write speed of the USB drive you put your VM image on. Most cheap USB sticks do not have good write performance and I would recommend paying for a higher end one that lists good write speeds or even put it on a portable external SSD.
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