Problem
I have a exported ubuntu 14.10 64bits that run on VirtualBox. After I upgrade my host OS (i.e. win7 to win10), that exported ubuntu will crash when I try to boot it.Furthermore, when I want to create a new virtual machine, it does not have the "64bits" options. I know this issue! Normally, this problem can be solved by Enable the Virtualization Settings in BIOS. However, I found the Virtualization Settings is still enabled...
Solution
After several searches, I found this article. What causes this problem is: Only one virtual machine manager (hypervisor) is valid at a time, but we have Two (one is our VirtualBox, the other is Hyper-V that used by Microsoft (I still wonder if it has to do with the virtual machine of my HoloLens?)). Although I can't change the settings as the above article did (my OS is win10), the comments of that article provide the solution to turn off the Hyper-V:bcdedit /set hypervisorlaunchtype offAfter typing the above commands in command line and reboot, the VirtualBox can create the 64bits OS and execute it successfully. However, I found that I should type the above command everytime I reboot my computer. Finally, I solve this by removing the "Android-" something that relates to the VisualStudio...
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