I completely delete and install VirtualBox. Manage VirtualBox to use 'Host kernel modules' package related to the current kernel.Select there 'Advanced options' and select your kernel. (It is because GRUB_TIMEOUT=5 in the previous grub file). Throw Manjaro to the restart and wait until 'Green & Black' Manjaro menu appears for 5 seconds. In the opened editor window replace GRUB_TIMEOUT_STYLE=hidden with GRUB_TIMEOUT_STYLE=menu You could replace nano with your preferred text editor. Open the terminal and edit /etc/default/grub file by typing Select there a kernel and click the Install button. Go to the Start menu > Settings Manager > Manjaro Settings Manager. Download a LTS kernel to the Manjaro or any another kernel you'd like to try.For example installing of VSCode or running of Visual Studio 2019 are resulting with the following error:Įxternal exception 80000002 I have a workaround for this Windows 10 guest OS-es behave similarly on 5.9 kernel, too.Īdditionally you can't install or run some applications. It occurs unexpectedly, multiple times, with different BSoD errors. Windows 10 constantly crashes with 'Blue Screen of Death' (BSoD). I like Manjaro but I have to have a reserve laptop because an ongoing Manjaro update can ruin VirtualBox world in some or another way.įor 5.10 kernel and VirtualBox 6.1.16 all virtual machines work great except Windows 10 guests. sound problems, - not starting OS-es, - weird system errors during running of different applications, etc.There could be different guest OS troubles: I got weird situations for different combinations of new Linux kernels and VirtualBox versions.

Windows 10 virtualbox keeps freezing