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| Welcome to the '''spoken tutorial''' on '''Installing VirtualBox''' in '''Windows Operating System.''' 

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| In this tutorial, we will learn how to download '''VirtualBox''' and install it on '''Windows OS'''. 

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| This tutorial is recorded using:  '''Windows OS''' version 10, 

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|  '''VirtualBox''' version 5.2.18, 

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|  '''Firefox''' web browser. 

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| However, you may use any other browser of your choice. 

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| Before we begin, please make sure that you are connected to the '''Internet'''. 

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| What is '''VirtualBox'''? 

'''VirtualBox''' is a free and '''open source software''' for '''Virtualization'''. 

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|  It allows us to install and use multiple '''OS''' in the '''base machine i.e. (host)'''. 

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|  The '''base machine '''can have either '''Windows''', '''Linux''' or '''MacOS'''. 

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| To install an '''OS''' inside a '''VirtualBox''', the '''base machine''' should have the following configuration. 
 
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|  '''i3 processor''' or higher, 

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|  '''RAM 4GB''' or higher, 

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|  '''Hard disk''' free space 50GB or more and  '''Virtualization '''should be enabled on '''BIOS'''. 

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| This will ensure that the '''VirtualBox''' will work smoothly. 

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| In case the '''base machine''' has '''Windows''' '''OS''', then it should be any one of the following versions: 

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|  '''Windows 7''', 

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|  '''Windows 8''' or  '''Windows 10'''. 

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| Let's start the installation. 

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| To download the latest version of '''VirtualBox''', go to the following link in a web browser. 

'''www dot virtualbox dot org slash wiki slash Downloads''' 

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| I have already opened this '''url''' in a '''Firefox web browser''' on my machine. 

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| This page displays the link to download the latest version of '''VirtualBox''' for multiple '''hosts'''. 

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| At the time of this recording, the latest version of '''VirtualBox''' is 5.2.18 

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| It could be different when you watch this tutorial in the future. 

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| Now click on the link '''Windows hosts.''' 

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| This will download '''VirtualBox''' for '''Windows OS.''' 

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| The download may take some time depending on your '''Internet''' speed. 

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| Important note: Before installing '''VirtualBox''', we have to ensure that '''Virtualization''' is enabled on our machine. 

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| Let us verify if '''Virtualization''' is enabled or not, in '''Windows 8''' or '''10 machine.''' 

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| Go to the '''Taskbar''' at the bottom left of the window. 

Right-click and select '''Task Manager.''' 

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| The '''Task manager''' window opens. 

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| If you are opening it for the first time, click on '''More details''' at the bottom of this window. 

Then click on the tab '''Performance.''' 

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| In the '''Performance''' tab, at the bottom right, locate '''Virtualization.''' 

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| This will tell us whether the '''Virtualization''' is enabled or not, in our machine. 

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| If it is not enabled, kindly enable it in '''BIOS''' '''settings.''' 
 
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| As the '''BIOS''' '''settings''' vary from computer to computer, we cannot show a '''demo''' of the same. 

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| If you are not a technical person, kindly do this with the help of a '''System Administrator'''. 

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|If the option '''Virtualization''' is not available in the '''BIOS''' , then we cannot install '''VirtualBox''' in that machine. 

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| In my case, it is already enabled. 

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| Now, close the '''Taskbar''' by clicking on the '''x''' icon at the top right corner. 

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| Let us now install '''VirtualBox.''' 

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| Go to the '''folder''' where we downloaded '''VirtualBox.exe '''file. 

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| Now right-click on the file and select '''Run as Administrator.''' 

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| In the '''User Account Control''' dialog box that appears, click on '''Yes.''' 

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| '''Oracle VM VirtualBox 5.2.18 Setup''' window with a welcome message appears. 

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| Click on the '''Next''' button at the bottom of the window to proceed further. 

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| The next '''screen''' is '''Custom Setup.''' 

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| If we wish to change the location of the installation, we can do so. 

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| Click on the '''Browse''' button and then choose the desired location for installation. 

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| I will skip this, as I prefer to install it in the '''default''' location. 

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| Click on the '''Next''' button at the bottom of the window to proceed. 

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| In the next '''Custom Setup''' screen, we can select some features depending on our requirement. 

By default, all the options will be selected. 

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| Click on the '''Next''' button at the bottom of the window. 

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| The next window shows some warning message regarding '''Network.''' 

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| This message says that during the installation the '''Internet''' will disconnect temporarily. 

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| Click on '''Yes''' button at the bottom of the window. 

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| We are now redirected to the '''Ready to Install''' screen. 

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| Click on the '''Install''' button to begin the installation. 

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| This installation may take some time. 

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| You may get a pop-up window named '''Windows Security.''' 

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| It asks whether we want to install the software. 

Click on''' Install '''button. 

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| Once done, we can see the message “'''Oracle VM VirtualBox installation is complete'''”. 

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| In this screen, there’s an option “'''Start Oracle VM VirtualBox after installation”'''. 

By default, it will be selected. 

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| I don’t want to launch '''VM '''immediately, so I will unselect it. 

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| Lastly, click on the '''Finish''' button. 

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| Now, on the '''Desktop''', we can see the '''shortcut icon''' for the '''VirtualBox.''' 

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| Double-click on the '''VirtualBox icon''' to launch the '''application'''. 

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| '''VirtualBox''' application opens. This indicates that the installation is successful. 

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| With this, we come to the end of this tutorial. 

Let us summarize. 

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| In this tutorial, we have learnt:
to check if '''Virtualization''' is enabled and 

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|  to download and install '''VirtualBox''' in a '''Windows 10 '''machine. 

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|  The '''script''' and video for this tutorial has been contributed by '''NVLI''' and Spoken Tutorial team. 

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