In the "Display" section, check the "Enable 3D Acceleration" box and allocate as much video memory as possible in your case. You must therefore specify at least "2" for the "Processor(s)" setting. Important : again, Windows 11 requires at least a processor with 2 cores. In the "System -> Processor" section, allocate at least 2 processors (or more exactly : processor cores). Extended Features : the "Enable EFI (special OSes only)" box is checked so that the virtual machine uses EFI firmware instead of the old BIOS (LEGACY BIOS).RAM : at least 4096 MB of RAM has been allocated for this virtual machine.In the "System -> Motherboard" section, check that : Your "Windows 11" virtual machine has been created. Important : Windows 11 requires at least 64 GB of hard disk space. Select "Dynamically allocated" to save disk space on your physical hard drive, then click Next.īy default, VirtualBox will report a size of 80 GiB. Leave the "Create a virtual hard disk now" option selected and click : Create.
Important : Windows 11 requires at least 4 GB of RAM.
There is therefore no 32-bit (x86) version of Windows 11.Īllocate at least 4096 MB (4 GB) of random access memory (RAM). Note that since Windows 11, only the 64-bit (圆4) architecture is supported. If the "Windows 11 (64-bit)" version is not available in your case, install the latest version of VirtualBox or select "Windows 10 (64-bit)". Specify "Windows 11" as the virtual machine name and VirtualBox will automatically select these options : To start, launch VirtualBox and click on : New. Install the drivers for Windows 11 on VirtualBox.Manually edit the registry to disable Windows 11 prerequisite checking.Import the reg file created by VirtualBox.Start the virtual machine on the Windows 11 installation DVD.
Important : to benefit from virtual hardware fully supported by Windows 11, you will need to upgrade to VirtualBox 7 and follow our new tutorial " Virtualize Windows 11 using VirtualBox 7 thanks to the TPM 2.0 module, secure boot. Info : tutorial produced on VirtualBox 6.1.30. Indeed, as it's indicated on the page " How to enable Secure Boot in a guest VM to install Windows 10?" of the official VirtualBox forum, this feature is not available because an individual doesn't need it.Īlthough its implementation would have facilitated the virtualization of Windows 11 by these individuals on VirtualBox.īut, it should also be remembered that VirtualBox is free, unlike its VMware Workstation equivalent which has made it possible to provide a virtual TPM module to a virtual machine for a long time. Important : at this time, VirtualBox doesn't support providing the Trusted Platform Module (TPM) required by Windows 11. However, it's important that the virtual machine is created and configured correctly so that most of the prerequisites are met. With VirtualBox, you can virtualize many operating systems, including the latest Windows 11.
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