Snapshot Contents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 1.11 Virtual Machine Configuration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 1.12 Removing and Moving Virtual Machines 36 1.18.2 Creating a Custom Keyboard Layout . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37 1.19 Configuration Details and Runtime Information of Virtual Machines . . . . . . . 37 2 Contents 1.19.1 Virtual Advanced Configuration for Windows Guests . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 313 9.2.1 Automated Windows System Preparation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 313 9.3 Advanced Configuration for Linux

2. Internally, for portability and easier maintenance, the Main API is implemented using the Component Object Model (COM), an interprocess mechanism for software components originally introduced by Microsoft you might find it preferable to program VirtualBox’s Main API directly via COM. COM stands for “Component Object Model” and is a standard originally introduced by Mi- crosoft in the 1990s for Microsoft (read-only) wstring ICertificate::issuerName[] Issuer name. Each member of the array is on the format COMPONENT=NAME, e.g. “C=DE”, “ST=Example”, “L=For Instance”, “O=Beispiel GmbH”, “CN=beispiel.example.org”

2. Internally, for portability and easier maintenance, the Main API is implemented using the Component Object Model (COM), an interprocess mechanism for software components originally introduced by Microsoft you might find it preferable to program VirtualBox’s Main API directly via COM. COM stands for “Component Object Model” and is a standard originally introduced by Mi- crosoft in the 1990s for Microsoft (read-only) wstring ICertificate::issuerName[] Issuer name. Each member of the array is on the format COMPONENT=NAME, e.g. “C=DE”, “ST=Example”, “L=For Instance”, “O=Beispiel GmbH”, “CN=beispiel.example.org”

2. Internally, for portability and easier maintenance, the Main API is implemented using the Component Object Model (COM), an interprocess mechanism for software components originally introduced by Microsoft you might find it preferable to program VirtualBox’s Main API directly via COM. COM stands for “Component Object Model” and is a standard originally introduced by Mi- crosoft in the 1990s for Microsoft (read-only) wstring ICertificate::issuerName[] Issuer name. Each member of the array is on the format COMPONENT=NAME, e.g. “C=DE”, “ST=Example”, “L=For Instance”, “O=Beispiel GmbH”, “CN=beispiel.example.org”

2. Internally, for portability and easier maintenance, the Main API is implemented using the Component Object Model (COM), an interprocess mechanism for software components originally introduced by Microsoft you might find it preferable to program VirtualBox’s Main API directly via COM. COM stands for “Component Object Model” and is a standard originally introduced by Mi- crosoft in the 1990s for Microsoft (read-only) wstring ICertificate::issuerName[] Issuer name. Each member of the array is on the format COMPONENT=NAME, e.g. “C=DE”, “ST=Example”, “L=For Instance”, “O=Beispiel GmbH”, “CN=beispiel.example.org”

2. Internally, for portability and easier maintenance, the Main API is implemented using the Component Object Model (COM), an interprocess mechanism for software components originally introduced by Microsoft you might find it preferable to program VirtualBox’s Main API directly via COM. COM stands for “Component Object Model” and is a standard originally introduced by Mi- crosoft in the 1990s for Microsoft (read-only) wstring ICertificate::issuerName[] Issuer name. Each member of the array is on the format COMPONENT=NAME, e.g. “C=DE”, “ST=Example”, “L=For Instance”, “O=Beispiel GmbH”, “CN=beispiel.example.org”

2. Internally, for portability and easier maintenance, the Main API is implemented using the Component Object Model (COM), an interprocess mechanism for software components originally introduced by Microsoft you might find it preferable to program VirtualBox’s Main API directly via COM. COM stands for “Component Object Model” and is a standard originally introduced by Mi- crosoft in the 1990s for Microsoft (read-only) wstring ICertificate::issuerName[] Issuer name. Each member of the array is on the format COMPONENT=NAME, e.g. “C=DE”, “ST=Example”, “L=For Instance”, “O=Beispiel GmbH”, “CN=beispiel.example.org”

2. Internally, for portability and easier maintenance, the Main API is implemented using the Component Object Model (COM), an interprocess mechanism for software components originally introduced by Microsoft you might find it preferable to program VirtualBox’s Main API directly via COM. COM stands for “Component Object Model” and is a standard originally introduced by Mi- crosoft in the 1990s for Microsoft (read-only) wstring ICertificate::issuerName[] Issuer name. Each member of the array is on the format COMPONENT=NAME, e.g. “C=DE”, “ST=Example”, “L=For Instance”, “O=Beispiel GmbH”, “CN=beispiel.example.org”

2. Internally, for portability and easier maintenance, the Main API is implemented using the Component Object Model (COM), an interprocess mechanism for software components originally introduced by Microsoft you might find it preferable to program VirtualBox’s Main API directly via COM. COM stands for “Component Object Model” and is a standard originally introduced by Mi- crosoft in the 1990s for Microsoft (read-only) wstring ICertificate::issuerName[] Issuer name. Each member of the array is on the format COMPONENT=NAME, e.g. “C=DE”, “ST=Example”, “L=For Instance”, “O=Beispiel GmbH”, “CN=beispiel.example.org”

2. Internally, for portability and easier maintenance, the Main API is implemented using the Component Object Model (COM), an interprocess mechanism for software components originally introduced by Microsoft you might find it preferable to program VirtualBox’s Main API directly via COM. COM stands for “Component Object Model” and is a standard originally introduced by Mi- crosoft in the 1990s for Microsoft (read-only) wstring ICertificate::issuerName[] Issuer name. Each member of the array is on the format COMPONENT=NAME, e.g. “C=DE”, “ST=Example”, “L=For Instance”, “O=Beispiel GmbH”, “CN=beispiel.example.org”