New widgets for keeping up with the latest news, Microsoft Teams integration, and a new Windows Store are all included in Windows 11. Nowadays windows 11 is the most popular window in are over the world. If you want to install and test the new Windows 10 OS then it’s better to install it on a virtual machine like Oracle VirtualBox. You can also use this method to download windows 11 on Vmware on windows. So, In this article, I want to show you How to Install Windows 11 on VirtualBox in Windows 10.
- Oracle VirtualBox and Extension Pack
- Windows 11 ISO Image File
Method 1: Create Windows 11 Virtual Machine on Virtual Box
Step 1: First, download the VirtualBox and click on the New.

Click On The New
Step 2: Type the name windows 11 and Type Microsoft Windows and select version Windows 10 64-bit and click on the Next.

Click On The Next
Step 3: Increase the RAM size then click on Next.

Increase The RAM Size Then Click On Next.
Step 4: Select Create a virtual hard disk now and click on Create.

Select Create A Virtual Hard Disk Now And Click On Create.
Step 5: Select the VHD (Virtual Hard Disk) and click on the Next.

Select the VHD (Virtual Hard Disk) and click on the Next.
Step 6: Select the Dynamically allocated and click on the Next.

Select the Dynamically allocated and click on the Next.
Step 7: Increase the disk size to at least 64GB of hard disk space and click on Create.

Increase The disk Size And Click ON The Next.
Step 8: When it creates then click on the Setting.

Click On The Setting
Step 9: Go to System and turn off the Floppy.

Go to System And Turn Off The Floppy
Step 10: Go to Processor and increase the processors
Step 11: Go to Storage and click on the Empty and click on the blue disk icon click on the Choose/Create a Virtual Optical Disk.

Click on the blue disk icon click on the Choose/Create a Virtual Optical Disk.
Step 12: Select the Windows 11 file image then click on the Open.

Select The Windows 11 File Then Click On The Open
Step 13: Now, you can close the setting.
Method 2: Start VM to Install Windows 11
Step 1: After creating windows 11 on the virtual box then click on the Start.

After creating Windows 11 virtual Box, Click On The Start.
Step 2: Now, select your language and click on Next.

Select Your Language And Click On Next.
Step 3:Click on The Install

Click on The Install
Step 4: Click on the I don’t have a Product Key.

Click on the I don’t have a Product Key.
Step 5: Select The Windows 11 Pro And Click On The Next

Select The Windows 11 Pro And Click On The Next
Step 6: Select the Accept License terms and click on the Next.

Click On The Next
Step 7: Click on the Custom: Install Windows only (advanced).

Click on the Custom: Install Windows only (advanced).
Step 8: Click on the New and Increase the disk size and click on the Apply.

Increase disk size and click on the Apply
Step 9: wait for the installation process to be completed.

Wait For Installing Process To Be Completed
Method 3: Complete Windows 11 Setup
Step 1: Select the Keyboard layout and click on the Yes.

Select Your Keyboard Layout And Click On The Yes
Step 2: Click on the Skip.

Click On The Skip
Step 3: Select the Set up for personal use and click on the Next.

Select The Set Up For Personal Use And Click On The Next.
Step 4: Add Your Microsoft Account And Click On The Next

Add Your Microsoft Account And Click On The Next
Step 5: Now, you can write your Password and click on the Sign In.

Write Your Passwords And Click On The Sign In
Step 6: Choose your privacy settings and click on the Accept.

Choose Your Privacy Settings And Click On The Accept
Step 7: Now, click on the Skip.

Click On The Skip
Step 8: Now, Windows 11 is installed in VirtualBox in Windows 10.

Step 9: Now, Windows 11 Is Install On Virtual Box in Windows 10
Related Link: How to Recover Permanently Deleted Photos From Mac
Bottom Line:
So, It is all about How to Install Windows 11 on VirtualBox in Windows 10. Lastly, if you have faced any kind of problem while following the steps then do not hesitate to leave comments in the comment section below.
No Responses