The 5.0.4 update for VirtualBox now makes VirtualBox usable under windows 10.
If your using bridged networking and cannot connect from host to guest machines. Go into your Windows 10 host LAN settings and tick or untick IPv6 and Apply. If it still isn’t working got back and tick or untick IPv6 again and Apply.
Enjoy 🙂
[update]
Version 5.0.6 appears to have fixed the problem. Make sure to upgrade. If you are using a version greater than this and still expeiriencing this issue, then please visit the VirtualBox Forums.
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Watch this space. Currently no fix for this. You have to shutdown if you don’t want your computer and monitor on all night.
Windows 10 also has a problem with some devices even preventing the screensaver. Unplug joysticks etc, or just shutdown.
I’ll update when there is a fix or workaround.
UPDATE
as of 29/8/2015, update KB3081448 or KB3081452 or KB3081449 (they don’t tell you what they fix) seems to have fixed the sleep problem.
Ill keep you updated.
UPDATE
NOT fixed. Now does go to sleep, then wakes up within 10 or 20 seconds.
UPDATE
If you disable all wake events (power) it will sleep now. Still wakes up when it feels like it, but seems to be improving.
UPDATE
in device manager find your network device. open properties and on the power tab untick ‘Allow this device to wake the computer’. Computer will now sleep much more reliably.
So your language and locale are set to one of the supported languages/locales but Cortana refuses to allow you to switch it on with a ‘language or locale not supported’ message.
You upgraded right?
Bad news: you need to do a clean install of windows 10.
Well, windows 10 arrives and we wait for audio drivers. The built in ones only provide 5.1 audio when using Edge/IE. So you’ve only got 2 channel sound (no speaker fill) and when you open the sound properties you get an enhancements warning.
These drivers worked for me (VIA Vinyl 2021 HD) and I guess for most VIA audio codecs.
Seems Centos (thus RH) have changed the way things work slightly. Especially if you have multiple interfaces (NIC’s).
If your having problems with VPN not forwarding correctly, or your openVPN stopped working since updating from Centos 5, then this will most likely be what your looking for.
