


What do we want to achieve and what do we currently have? ? Reasoningįirst, let's do a short summary of the situation. Which means that if you are like me and have just Windows 10 Home edition on your personal laptop, then you cannot use Docker… or maybe you still can. So far, so good.īut it turns out that the latest versions of Docker require Windows 10 Pro, Enterprise, or Education. The Basic Package and the Guest Additions are free, however, the Extension Pack that you can install just as easily to go with VirtualBox is distinctly not free.Recently I have been watching a tutorial where, in order to follow it, you need to have Docker running on your machine.

The VBoxGuestAdditions.iso is located in the VirtualBox installation folder (in this path: C:\Program Files\Oracle\VirtualBox), which you can use to add the package manually. This file is located on the host machine and can be mounted on the guest system using the VirtualBox GUI manager. iso” containing Guest Additions installers for all supported guest operating systems. VirtualBox ships with an image ISO file called “VBoxGuestAdditions. That’s it! Where is Guest Additions located? You can follow the same step-by-step instructions above to update the Guest Additions on your Windows 11/10 machine when a new version of VirtualBox is released with more recent drivers. The virtual drivers will now install and after the restart, Windows will be able to run normally in a virtual environment.
