16 | | I was unable start the saved session. I got the error every time. I don't know why this happened, neither how to fix it. But I managed to work around this. In VirtualBox Manager it wasn't possible to power off the machine, since it was in ''saved state''. [http://www.virtualbox.org/manual/ch08.html#vboxmanage-modifyvm] describes the action '''discard state'''. It is intended to discard the state of a ''not running'' VM. But I called this action (using a shell) on my ''saved state'' VM. The next time, when I started the VirtualBox Manager, the VM was ''powered off''. Starting the VM worked and Windows 8.1 started properly - there was only one warning that a shared folder wasn't restored. |
| 16 | I was unable start the saved session. I got the error every time. I don't know why this happened, neither how to fix it. But I managed to work around this. In VirtualBox Manager it wasn't possible to power off the machine, since it was in ''saved state''. |
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| 18 | [http://www.virtualbox.org/manual/ch08.html#vboxmanage-modifyvm] describes the action '''discard state'''. It is intended to discard the state of a ''not running'' VM. But I called this action (using a shell) on my ''saved state'' VM. The next time, when I started the VirtualBox Manager, the VM was ''powered off''. Starting the VM worked and Windows 8.1 started properly - there was only one warning that a shared folder wasn't restored. |
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