The Extension Pack enhances VirtualBox with some useful capabilities. So close down VirtualBox, download and double-click on the extension pack, and VirtualBox will launch and install it for you, upgrading any earlier version you might have. None of this requires separate installation, as the extension pack has a 'vbox-extpack' file extension that's handled by VirtualBox. Essentially this allows you to run a virtual machine on one PC, while you view and control it from another: again, the manual has the full story.Īnd there's also support for remote booting a computer through emulation of the Intel PXE boot ROM with support for the E1000 network card. You also get VirtualBox Remote Desktop Protocol (VDRP) support. You'll probably need to enable the controller manually, though, as well as add filters for the USB devices you'd like to use (the VirtualBox manual has more details). (Keep it Connected to USB port) Go to Virtual Machine (Windows 7), Devices > USB > Click on the Name of the Connected External Drive. If its detected by MacOS then 'Eject' it.

To Test External Drive: Connect you external Drive to USB port. It includes a USB (EHCI) controller, for instance, which should allow you to get better performance from your USB devices. Restart Machine and You are ready to use USB 3.0 in Windows7 in VirtualBox. The VirtualBox Extension Pack adds useful new features to this popular virtualisation package.