The shared folder is in "My Network Places":įirst don't connect your PicoScope to your Mac. You can start the file Explorer with the right Command Key + "E" (or start->run and enter "explorer" followed by Enter). Then add one with the green plus at the right side:įrom Windows you can access the shared folder from the Explorer. Click the "Shared Folders." menu in VirtualBox: If you want to access files on your Mac from within Windows, you need to create a shared folder. If you don't have Service Pack 3 (SP3), you might need more restarts. Some updates can be installed only after other updates are installed, needed 3 restarts for my installation.
#Virtual mac for windows xp install#
Install a free virus scanner like, if you want to make your computer a bit more safe.Īfter this you need to restart it some times with Start->Turn Off Computer->Restart, until all updates are installed: Then the installation starts:Īnd a computer name (the VM will be visible in the local network with this name, if you configure the network as bridged and not as NAT) :Įnable automatic updates and just use the default for all other questions:īut you don't need to register, if you don't want: and press F8, if you agree with the license. Press "Enter", choose the default for everything: NTFS file system etc. You should see something like this after booting: Insert the Windows installation CD and click "Start". I created it with 192 MB RAM and a 10 GB harddisk (after installing Windows and all updates, the disc needed about 4 GB) : The default setup works for many applications, use a bigger harddisk, if you want to install more programs or more RAM, if your Mac has enough. Start VirtualBox and click "New" to create a new virtual machine: This tutorial was tested with version 4.1.8.
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