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Oracle virtual box

martin g · 2010-12-03 17:11:24

In the Oracle Virtual box when i put it to full screen it is not the full size of the screen. How can i get the virtual box to take over the whole screen?

03-12-2010 6:11pm

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martin g

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In the Oracle Virtual box when i put it to full screen it is not the full size of the screen.
How can i get the virtual box to take over the whole screen?

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#2 05-12-2010 3:18pm

Saganist

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martin g wrote: »

In the Oracle Virtual box when i put it to full screen it is not the full size of the screen.
How can i get the virtual box to take over the whole screen?

Change the display resolution within the Virtual Machine.

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#3 05-12-2010 3:22pm

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If you have the Virtual Box Extras installed the guest system can usually take care of it itself.

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#4 05-12-2010 8:29pm

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Depends on what your host OS is. Press the command key (maybw Right Alt) and then F. It may be one if the icons on the window too - near drive activity. What operating system are you using?

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#5 05-12-2010 8:33pm

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Press the right control button and G (it's in the machine menu as Enable guest display auto-resize)
It needs the guest additions I think.

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