

This document assumes VirtualBox is already installed on the host and a guest VM with Linux has been created with the Guest Additions installed. This document will detail how to share a folder residing on the host machine with the guest. You can find out more about VirtualBox and download the software from The computer that you install VirtualBox on is commonly called the host machine and the virtual machine is called the guest machine. Using VirtualBox you can install many x86 32bit and 64bit operation systems in a virtual machine. Step 4: Select the shared folder or mapped drive and click the Remove selected shared folder button.VirtualBox is an Open Source x86 and AMD64/Intel64 virtualization product. Step 2: Right-click the virtual machine and select the Settings option. How to delete the VirtualBox shared folder on Windows 11? Follow the guide:

How to Delete the VirtualBox Shared Folder on Windows 11

Double-click the shared folder to access the files.If you created a shared point, access the files using these steps: You can access the folder from the Network or This PC pages. How to Acess the VirtualBox Shared Folder on Windows 11 Step 3: Check the Auto-Mount box, input the drive alphabet corresponding to the shared folder location in the mount point field, check the Make Permanent box, and click OK. Step 2: Select the Shared Folder option and double click to select the newly added folder. Select Devices > Shared Folders and click the Shared Folder Settings. If you do not want your virtual machine to be able to save files in this folder, you can check the Read-only box and click OK. In the Folder Name field, make sure the auto-generated name matches the file you want to share. Step 3: Click the arrow symbol on the folder path option to confirm the folder path you want to share. Step 2: Select the Shared Folders option in the left pane, then click the folder with the plus sign in the top right corner. Right-click the desired virtual machine in the left pane and select the Settings. There are 2 steps to creating a VirtualBox shared folder in Windows 11. Read More How to Create a VirtualBox shared folder in Windows 11
