How to Make Multiple Users of a Windows Computer Use the Same Virtual Machine
Create a group and call it VBOXUSERS then add as many users to the group as you want to access the administrator virtual machine; , For XP, go to system properties (i.e., Select the advanced tab., Under the system variables section create new...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Create a group and call it VBOXUSERS then add as many users to the group as you want to access the administrator virtual machine;
right click on my computer icon and click properties). , Just at the bottom you’d see it smiling at your face.
Yes, ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES.
Click on it. , Click OK and exit. , At the top left section of the window, looking down the list, you’d see advanced system settings. ,, That’s it, seriously!!! Now anytime you create a virtual machine other authenticated users automatically get access to it. -
Step 2: For XP
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Step 3: go to system properties (i.e.
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Step 4: Select the advanced tab.
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Step 5: Under the system variables section create new variable and name it "VBOX_USER_HOME" then the set the location to C:\Users\.VirtualBox\ (or any other preferable central location; it's important to write the last "\").
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Step 6: For Windows Vista and Windows 7
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Step 7: right click my computer icon and select properties.
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Step 8: Click on it and follow step “3”.
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Step 9: Click on it and follow step “4”.
Detailed Guide
right click on my computer icon and click properties). , Just at the bottom you’d see it smiling at your face.
Yes, ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES.
Click on it. , Click OK and exit. , At the top left section of the window, looking down the list, you’d see advanced system settings. ,, That’s it, seriously!!! Now anytime you create a virtual machine other authenticated users automatically get access to it.
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