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I have been trying to install VirtualBox. However, I keep getting the error "Invalid Drive: G:. I do not have a G: drive.



I tried using subst G: C: and different versions of virtualbox but to no avail.



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    I have been trying to install VirtualBox. However, I keep getting the error "Invalid Drive: G:. I do not have a G: drive.



    I tried using subst G: C: and different versions of virtualbox but to no avail.



    Any suggestions?



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      I have been trying to install VirtualBox. However, I keep getting the error "Invalid Drive: G:. I do not have a G: drive.



      I tried using subst G: C: and different versions of virtualbox but to no avail.



      Any suggestions?



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      I have been trying to install VirtualBox. However, I keep getting the error "Invalid Drive: G:. I do not have a G: drive.



      I tried using subst G: C: and different versions of virtualbox but to no avail.



      Any suggestions?



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          Sorry for the very late reply, but I just had the same issue and was able to fix it.



          My issue was that I had a drive labeled H: without a G: drive. What I did to fix it was:




          1. Open Disk Manager

          2. Right click on your drive with the last later. i.e. you have drive C: D: E: and H: click on H:

          3. Select change drive letter then "Change..." then change the letter to G:

          4. Click OK then you should be good to install VBox!






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          • I'm quite surprised that this actually works. Quite a strange bug. Thanks!

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          This could be due to a past or failed install, in which case you will need to run regedit and delete the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREOracleVirtualBox key.






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            Sorry for the very late reply, but I just had the same issue and was able to fix it.



            My issue was that I had a drive labeled H: without a G: drive. What I did to fix it was:




            1. Open Disk Manager

            2. Right click on your drive with the last later. i.e. you have drive C: D: E: and H: click on H:

            3. Select change drive letter then "Change..." then change the letter to G:

            4. Click OK then you should be good to install VBox!






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            • I'm quite surprised that this actually works. Quite a strange bug. Thanks!

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              Apr 16 '17 at 1:52


















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            Sorry for the very late reply, but I just had the same issue and was able to fix it.



            My issue was that I had a drive labeled H: without a G: drive. What I did to fix it was:




            1. Open Disk Manager

            2. Right click on your drive with the last later. i.e. you have drive C: D: E: and H: click on H:

            3. Select change drive letter then "Change..." then change the letter to G:

            4. Click OK then you should be good to install VBox!






            share|improve this answer
























            • I'm quite surprised that this actually works. Quite a strange bug. Thanks!

              – 0-60FPS
              Apr 16 '17 at 1:52
















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            Sorry for the very late reply, but I just had the same issue and was able to fix it.



            My issue was that I had a drive labeled H: without a G: drive. What I did to fix it was:




            1. Open Disk Manager

            2. Right click on your drive with the last later. i.e. you have drive C: D: E: and H: click on H:

            3. Select change drive letter then "Change..." then change the letter to G:

            4. Click OK then you should be good to install VBox!






            share|improve this answer













            Sorry for the very late reply, but I just had the same issue and was able to fix it.



            My issue was that I had a drive labeled H: without a G: drive. What I did to fix it was:




            1. Open Disk Manager

            2. Right click on your drive with the last later. i.e. you have drive C: D: E: and H: click on H:

            3. Select change drive letter then "Change..." then change the letter to G:

            4. Click OK then you should be good to install VBox!







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            • I'm quite surprised that this actually works. Quite a strange bug. Thanks!

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            • I'm quite surprised that this actually works. Quite a strange bug. Thanks!

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              Apr 16 '17 at 1:52



















            I'm quite surprised that this actually works. Quite a strange bug. Thanks!

            – 0-60FPS
            Apr 16 '17 at 1:52







            I'm quite surprised that this actually works. Quite a strange bug. Thanks!

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            Apr 16 '17 at 1:52















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            This could be due to a past or failed install, in which case you will need to run regedit and delete the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREOracleVirtualBox key.






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              This could be due to a past or failed install, in which case you will need to run regedit and delete the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREOracleVirtualBox key.






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                This could be due to a past or failed install, in which case you will need to run regedit and delete the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREOracleVirtualBox key.






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                This could be due to a past or failed install, in which case you will need to run regedit and delete the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREOracleVirtualBox key.







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