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Author: ANDREWS, Jean.
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Chapter 3, Problem 1TC
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Given:
An experienced user is getting an error message while attempting to create the Virtual Machine (VM) from Oracle VM VirtualBox on her workstation.
To find: The problem behind the error message that the Oracle VM VirtualBox is generating while the user is attempting to create the VM.
Solution:
The user might not be able to create the Virtual Machine because virtualization might be disabled on her computer. Virtualization is a feature that helps in creating a virtual version of a real hardware computer, and it is disabled by default on computers in the BIOS mode.
Hence option (b) is the correct answer.
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