After the configuration is complete, the computer restarts automatically when the virtual machine is turned on at one point.
The status is the same as this link http://tieba.baidu.com/p/4863047562, but the version is different, and the problem is the same.
I saw that the reply on the first floor might be a problem with the CD-ROM, and I thought I found the direction of the problem. The CD-ROM was changed to a solid-state drive before the notebook, and it was made into a system boot disk. Searching on the Internet for a long time, the problem has not been solved, and the direction is wrong.
Until I saw several solutions later, many people basically solved the problem through these two methods.
Solution 1: Close Ubuntu (note that it is closed, not suspended, if it is just suspended, the option to accelerate 3D graphics cannot be checked);
select Virtual Machine -> Settings -> Display in turn, and then uncheck the option to accelerate 3D graphics .
Solution two:
Run CMD in administrator mode, netsh winsock reset and restart the computer!
With excitement, I tried these two methods, but it still doesn't work, desperate.
I think it is a problem with the VM version or the ubuntu version. The problem with the VM version is more likely. I plan to change the VM version and the iso file version.
I changed the iso files of centos and other versions of ubuntu, and found that they all have the same problem. Later, I copied the ubuntu installed under VM14 on another computer directly, put it into this computer, and opened it directly. The result is that the computer restarts.
The final solution is to replace VM14 with VM12, and the previous iso file can be installed normally without any entanglement.