Select the “Create/Modify partitions” option to create a partition to install Android.Select the installation option by arrow key up/down, after the virtual machine boots up.Press the key shown on the screen to boot from CD.To add an ISO file, right-click on the CD icon in the status bar.Press F12 when the virtual machine starts to boot, in case the above option is not shown.Select the downloaded Android-x86 ISO file.It will ask for an ISO file to boot from.Double click on the virtual machine (power on).A new virtual machine with the respective name will be created.Choose a “Dynamic allocated” hard disk file.Select “Create a virtual hard disk now”.Operating system version: Linux 2.6/3.x/4.x (32-bit).Provide a name to the virtual machine and use the below settings:.A dialog box will appear asking for virtual machine details.Create a virtual machine (VM) inside the VirtualBox.Download Android-x86: Now, download the ISO file of Android-x86 that comes in both 32-bit (x86) and 64-bit (圆4) variants.

First, download and install the VirtualBox on the computer. Being a full-blown operating system, Android-x86 requires VirtualBox to be installed to use Android-x86 alongside the existing OS.

Install VirtualBox: To run different operating systems on our existing Operating System, such as Mac, Linux, or Windows, the VirtualBox program is used.

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