How to Install Ubuntu 22.04 LTS on VirtualBox in Windows 11 | Debian Linux
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00:00:50 Download and install VirtualBox
00:01:30 Download an Ubuntu Image
00:04:25 Install VirtualBox
00:05:30 Create a new virtual machine
Click New to create a new virtual machine. Fill in the appropriate details:
Name: If you include the word Ubuntu in your name the Type and Version will auto-update.
Machine Folder: This is where your virtual machines will be stored so you can resume working on them whenever you like.
Type: Linux
Version: Ubuntu (64-bit)
While selecting the amount of RAM from your main PC that the virtual machine will access, be sure to remain inside the green bar to ensure you can continue to work outside of the VM whilst it’s running!
Note: If you select Expert Mode, you will be given the option to set all of these parameters in one go. Useful for future setups!
It’s fine to use the default settings for now.
After that, you can select how much of your hard disk your VM will use.
The type of hard disk depends on whether you use VirtualBox with other VM software. For now, we can leave this as a VDI.
Then you can choose whether the hard disk is dynamically allocated (up to the limit we will set on the next screen), filling up as the VM requires it. Otherwise, we can tell it to allocate the full amount of memory right from the start. This will improve performance but may take up unnecessary space. We’ll leave it as dynamically allocated for this tutorial.
After this click Create to initialize the machine!
00:09:40 Install your Ubuntu image
Click Start to launch the virtual machine. You will be prompted to select the start-up disk. Use the file icon to open the Optical disc selector and click Add to find your .iso file
Choose the disc image you want to use, then click Start on the start-up disc window.
Note: If you close this window before selecting an image you can still do so from the Devices menu at the top of the VM window. Select Devices - Optical Drives - Choose/Create a disc image…
Ubuntu desktop should now boot and display the installation menu.
After this point you can follow the normal installation flow for Ubuntu Desktop.
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00:01:30 Download an Ubuntu Image
00:04:25 Install VirtualBox
00:05:30 Create a new virtual machine
Click New to create a new virtual machine. Fill in the appropriate details:
Name: If you include the word Ubuntu in your name the Type and Version will auto-update.
Machine Folder: This is where your virtual machines will be stored so you can resume working on them whenever you like.
Type: Linux
Version: Ubuntu (64-bit)
While selecting the amount of RAM from your main PC that the virtual machine will access, be sure to remain inside the green bar to ensure you can continue to work outside of the VM whilst it’s running!
Note: If you select Expert Mode, you will be given the option to set all of these parameters in one go. Useful for future setups!
It’s fine to use the default settings for now.
After that, you can select how much of your hard disk your VM will use.
The type of hard disk depends on whether you use VirtualBox with other VM software. For now, we can leave this as a VDI.
Then you can choose whether the hard disk is dynamically allocated (up to the limit we will set on the next screen), filling up as the VM requires it. Otherwise, we can tell it to allocate the full amount of memory right from the start. This will improve performance but may take up unnecessary space. We’ll leave it as dynamically allocated for this tutorial.
After this click Create to initialize the machine!
00:09:40 Install your Ubuntu image
Click Start to launch the virtual machine. You will be prompted to select the start-up disk. Use the file icon to open the Optical disc selector and click Add to find your .iso file
Choose the disc image you want to use, then click Start on the start-up disc window.
Note: If you close this window before selecting an image you can still do so from the Devices menu at the top of the VM window. Select Devices - Optical Drives - Choose/Create a disc image…
Ubuntu desktop should now boot and display the installation menu.
After this point you can follow the normal installation flow for Ubuntu Desktop.
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o Processor: Intel Core i7-10750H 2.6GHz, 10th Gen (6 Cores)
o Display: 15.6" FHD (1920*1080), IPS-Level 144Hz
o Memory: 16GB DDR4 RAM, 2666Mhz
o Graphics: Nvidia GeForce RTX 2060, 6GB GDDR6
o Storage: 256GB NVMe M.2 SSD + 1TB SATA 7200RPM HDD
o Operating System: Windows 11 Home, 64Bit
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