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I'm using Ubuntu 14.04 and Virtual box version 4.3.10_Ubuntu r93012. I'm using Windows 7 in the virtual box and whenever I'm starting the Windows 7 in virtual box the 2nd time, it is getting completely freezes and leaving me with no other option other than force restarting the system. So, to start Windows 7 again, I have to delete the existing virtual machine (just the machine and not the VDI) and have to create the new VM from the existing VDI which is working fine.

I have tried installing different version of Virtualbox and I'm facing the same issue in every version. Please help me. Thanks in advance.

Edit: I have added the screenshot of my Windows 7 VM and system configuration.System Configuration

VM configuration

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My friend

you are you are using intel graphics which dont offer memory

so i dont think intel has 27 MB to share

so that "May" be the reason why your ubuntu gets stuck

I use a 20$ GPU in my 2nd pc GT210 its pretty good try buying one

Your gpu spec : http://www.notebookcheck.net/Intel-HD-Graphics-Ivy-Bridge.85998.0.html

Dosent even give 30 fps in 3 year old dota so i prefer you to change it

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Finally I got the solution. I got this error and tried different solutions found all over the web. But the one worked for me is, reinstalling my Ubuntu OS with allocating the swap space as per the answer here, https://askubuntu.com/a/49138/81288 and after this I'm really got this issue fixed. Also I'm attaching my VM configuration which is working very smoothly.

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As a tail note, swap space is also needed if you would like to enable "Hibernate" option for your Ubuntu machine.

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Also for those with kernel .13.0-26-generic is recomended too follow the spets as mentioned in: VirtualBox 5.0.40 crashes the whole host since update to kernel 4.13.0-26-generic

Because the version provided from the fiicial repos is incopartible with the kernel mentioned above.