To alleviate this problem, VirtualBox provides users with Guest Additions, a set of software utilities that can be installed inside the VM to improve its performance and capabilities. This can cause problems in running certain applications or using specific devices inside the VM. However, due to the constraints of the software environment in which the VM exists, there are limitations, such as the lack of access to the computer's hardware like the graphics card, sound card, or USB ports. To create VMs, users need to install an operating system such as Windows, macOS, or Linux. This unique capability enables users to use different operating systems or multiple versions of the same OS simultaneously.
VirtualBox, a powerful virtualization software, allows users to create and run virtual machines (VMs) on their computers, creating an entire computer within their main computer.
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