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<blockquote data-quote="SumTingWong" data-source="post: 955460" data-attributes="member: 71335"><p>Update: One of the mods at r/virtualbox took a look at my virtualbox log and cannot found hyper-v interfered with my virtualbox vm. One of his suggestions is to turn off "Transparency Effect" in "Personalization" via regedit or Windows settings itself. Fortunately, this solved my problem. Weird, I don't remember in the past this setting caused issue with Virtualbox vm. I asked him why this "Transparency Effect" caused this weird issue, he told me this "There is a bug in Virtual Box Guest Additions Graphics Driver, for the VboxSVGA vGPU with regard to accelerated transparency effects. This is documented in the bug tracker that was linked."</p><p></p><p>Disable transparency effect fixed my issue.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SumTingWong, post: 955460, member: 71335"] Update: One of the mods at r/virtualbox took a look at my virtualbox log and cannot found hyper-v interfered with my virtualbox vm. One of his suggestions is to turn off "Transparency Effect" in "Personalization" via regedit or Windows settings itself. Fortunately, this solved my problem. Weird, I don't remember in the past this setting caused issue with Virtualbox vm. I asked him why this "Transparency Effect" caused this weird issue, he told me this "There is a bug in Virtual Box Guest Additions Graphics Driver, for the VboxSVGA vGPU with regard to accelerated transparency effects. This is documented in the bug tracker that was linked." Disable transparency effect fixed my issue. [/QUOTE]
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