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Guest additions are the same version as VirtualBox and I installed them by simply going to devices -> Insert Guest Additions CD Image

OS: Windows 10 圆4 with everything up to date including all drivers.ĬPU: Intel Core i7-6700HQ (4 physical cores + 4 virtual/hyperthreaded cores) (Note that in the screenshot, Virtual Screen 2 is labeled as display 1, and Virtual Screen 1 is labeled as display 2 but still correctly recognized as the primary display.) Also, if I adjust the resolution using the Ubuntu VM's displays settings, it works fine. But if I then go to Join Displays, it still sees that there is another display hooked up but not enabled, and if I click 'Apply', Virtual Screen 2 will open back up. When Screen 2 crashes after I try to resize it, the virtual machine switches to single display mode. If I go into the virtual machine's settings -> Devices -> Displays, it sees both virtual screens at first. I can resize the main window (Virtual Screen 1) without a problem. It's only when I click and drag the edges. If I instead click minimize or maximize, it works fine. I can re-enable it under View -> Virtual Screen 2 -> Enable, but I always get the same problem when I try to resize the window. If I do that, Screen 2 flickers a bit then closes on its own. I can use both virtual monitors until I try to resize Virtual Screen 2 (by clicking and dragging on the edge of its window). When I turn on Auto Resize Guest Display under 'View', everything seems to work fine at first. I set the monitor count to 2 in the VirtualBox Manager settings for this VM. I am running an Ubuntu (圆4) virtual machine on a Windows 10 (圆4) host, and guest additions are installed. I don't think they did anything weird to it, just included the software we needed for the class, which can be found separately by googling OMPL and clicking the first link (I'm not allowed to post URLs here yet) It came pre-installed with OMPL and OMPL.app, a software developed by my professor for Algorithmic Robotics (hence the name of my VM), as well as Python bindings. Edit: I probably should've mentioned this before, but I installed this Ubuntu virtual machine through my school.