If you wish to increase the performance of the VM and have a CPU with at least 4 cores, you can allocate more of these processors to the VM.E nable bidirectional drag and drop and clipboard.After the Virtual Machine has been created, select Settings.50 GB minimum is recommended if SAS is going to be installed.Next is a sliding bar to allocate hard drive space to the virtual machine.You are then given the option to create a new hard disk.If you allocate more than half of the available RAM, the entire system, host and VM, will be slowed down.2.0 GB is required for both Windows 10 and SAS, 4GB+ is recommended.The correct OS should autofill but if it doesn't, fill it in with the correct OS.When VirtualBox has finished installing, open the program and select the New icon to create a virtual machine.This is important in order to utilize USBs on the guest machine (the device you will access from the physical machine) and to allow the resolution to match the side of the VirtualBox window. Install the VirtualBox extension pack, located on the same page. On Big Sur or later you may be prompted to restart your computer. Choose the link for the appropriate host machine (located under the VirtualBox X.X.X platform packages header). The program can be downloaded for free from. Install VirtualBox on the host machine (the physical device you will be using). To check to see if your Mac computer is compatible with VirutalBox, review the list of Mac computers with Apple silicon here. VirtualBox is not supported on Mac computers with Apple silicon (M1 Processors). Both in-person service or remote appointment options are available.
Students may install VirtualBox on their personal device by following the instructions below or may request assistance installing VirtualBox by contacting Information Technology Services (ITS).
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