you need to learn Virtual Machines RIGHT NOW!! (Kali Linux VM, Ubuntu, Windows)

[@archer4321]

A good teacher is a person who enjoys what he teaches. Enthusiasm is infectious....

[@icey61]

skid

[@dippyproductions209]

you dont find many of them nowadays

[@rfeshaye1643]

I like his enthusiastic

[@nirv]

Are you kidding? Did you see the guy's description? He's a huckster. All he wants is your money and he'll fake enthusiasm and knowledge until he gets it. Guys like this are everywhere on the internet. I bet if I got him in voice chat he'd be unable to answer any basic computing questions I throw at him. He, like many others, just slaps together already available information online and makes an excessively long video with no real insight or deep knowledge or interest, and you fell for it. Nice going.

[@nirv]

@@andrewsocial9309 How do they sleep at night? They probably have the book "How to be successful on youtube" under their pillows. Ugh.

[@trellisgrubbs9426]

You don't suck at teaching and you're not boring. That puts you in the 99th percentile of your counterparts. Good job.

[@nedludd7622]

Apparently you are not a teacher. Where did you come up with the 99% figure? It seems to me that 99% of those who deride teachers are the ones who did not pay attention in class. They were too busy goofing around.

[@shawnmendrek3544]

@@nedludd7622 Gotta say I agree with you. If 99% were boring no1 would have an education. Every teacher has different methods, or many I will say. Not everyone learns the same.

[@jagi7976]

@@nedludd7622I disagree. A lot are boring (without meaning to be) and A LOT are bad at teaching. 99% is an overstatement but it’s definitely gotta be 80%+. I’ve had a handful of fun/enthusiastic teachers and I’ve had very very few great teachers. Way too many teachers forget what it’s like being on the other side, or they don’t know how to communicate what they know effectively. So to have both of those traits - yeah, very rare

[@notaforte]

What is the latest on virtual machine for 2025?

[@donniexl1033]

Can't lie, this dude is a hell of an instructor

[@emiyakiritsugu6329]

Ummm what is the requirements for v. machine?

[@emiyakiritsugu6329]

@Francis Padero I know Can I run it in this with Mac os or Kali? My laptop is Dell Inspiron 14 3452 4gb ram, 500gb hdd, Intel (r) hd graphics card, pentium 4 3.00 GHz It is a good old laptop but works fast I use vscode, pycharme for coding

[@emiyakiritsugu6329]

@Francis Padero u dead? My brother who use VMware and a lot of other things said don't your laptop will be fried potato in 3 days Plsssss help me

[@vhtodaygaming4732]

Support me

[@XNiFo]

And you can’t lie about this RATIO

[@berfderfington6947]

I'm an IT guy 24 years in the industry and even though I know everything you just talked about, I really enjoyed watching this video so much I stayed the entire time. You do such a great job at teaching and translating IT speak to Normal speak. Keep up the good work, brother.

[@Fearsomeloki]

Do you know how to fix no bootable medium found?

[@rootcanal7188]

Hi, there is another wrinkle to this that he didn't cover: running Anonsurf or Tor (and a VPN) on the host operating system, then doing all the browsing from the guest operating system (either with or without a second VPN on the guest). My thinking is that this may "torrify" the guest operating system, while managing to sidestep malicious exit nodes, as browsing is not being done on the guest OS. . Do you have any thoughts on that? Thanks.

[@NatureUpvoted]

@@rootcanal7188you shouldn’t be using a vpn with tor

[@1.1kSubChallengeWithoutAnyVid]

​@@Fearsomelokihe's not IT enough to reply your comment 😂

[@OidBuddy]

Besides the virtual box what else would you recommend if you were starting for IT the first time?

[@luffytaro689]

I already know this and already use it but still couldn't stop watching at all

[@NetworkChuck]

Love this! It’s always good to refresh old knowledge :)

[@mitchellteo9295]

Same

[@asifimtiaz9310]

Same

[@b0njam0n]

Haha was about to make this comment

[@DuoLifts365]

same

[@jimlaurita1487]

Chuck, I am a professional network engineering trainer with 24 years of experience, so I do not say this lightly. I have watched all of 3:29 of this VM video and it is one of the best instructional segments I have seen in a decade! Well done!!!!

[@hamidmazuji]

i've tried installing vm on two separate desktops, both ryzen 7 cpu, nvidia video, 16g, ssd. win 7 on the one, and win 10 on the other. install fails in both scenarios. you wanna try a troubleshooting followup / reply to my posts

[@jjb7920]

@@hamidmazuji Increasing HDD allocation to 30 GB solved the problems I was having with the VM install failing.

[@ClipFleck]

if i keep using a VM and like completely forgot about my PC and always be on the VM will it damage the host or smt like that?

[@_sneer_]

@@ClipFleck nope

[@LanComp1]

@@ClipFleck No! As was mentioned a VM is an application installed on your host or your main PC. It's just a Guest on the host PC. You can kick the guest out any time you like and have your host PC ready and able to take over. No damage was done.

[@dantemcglothlin9986]

I can go all day why I am glad I found this channel, but the main reasons why are -- > 1. His voice is calm asf and makes it easier to be able to focus. 2. He explains the steps that are easy to understand for beginners and experts. 3. The challenges he has at the end are amazing so it gives you first hand experience. 4. When he describes his steps, its not to much and scrambled up and confusing. Its just straight forward and easy to take notes from.

[@hoofdkramp]

coming back after 3 years. and i got to say.. this is the video that got me into pentesting, kali linux, and all that comes with it.. this video started the snowball effect. thank you !

[@anipopescu]

And how big is your SnowBall now?

[@Ram-rm2gz]

Update

[@nexodavix465]

For AMD users: when you go in your BIOS to activate cpu virtualization, it might not show up as AMDV, but it could also show up as VTX or SVM. Hope you found this helpful!

[@kasperhansen7793]

You just saved me lol. I have been looking for this for 30 min.

[@nexodavix465]

@@kasperhansen7793 No problem bro!

[@dalenjurgens6751]

I think mine is Hyper-V on FX-6100. Is anyone running a top end AM3+ processor? I've wanted to get an 8-core brain, but is it worth it? Thanks!

[@wesselvanleeuwen7300]

Wanted to post this myself actually, but wanted to check if someone did it before be since the video is quite old.

[@ahmadawawdi4628]

What if i can't find any of that ? 🥲

[@dattamadasu1600]

You are the only teacher who congratulated me for staying till the end of the class

[@Korkuthan87778]

Yeah, I would have actually finished college if most teachers were like him lol.

[@vonicebox4850]

I never believe a disabled account can be recovered,not until *hacker_storm600_official.pagee* 🌐 on IG did it for my uncle in few minutes,at first I couldn’t believe my eyes because it really amazed me even my uncle was more amazed 😕🤔

[@alexjames2490]

The Greatest hacker ever known on IG is *hacker-storm600_official.pagee* 🌐.

[@alexjames2490]

The Greatest hacker ever known on IG is *hacker-storm600_official.pagee* 🌐.

[@UhmActually.]

LMFAO THESE BOTS

[@richardthomas2917]

As a 78 year wanna keep living beginner your tuition helped me get Kali up and running in 15 minutes. Your pace is perfect for even old timers. WELL DONE

[@Laggy-69]

damn kali at 78 more tech savy then my parents

[@xynium.]

@@Laggy-69 man my parents are scared of anything other than chrome OS or windows 😭

[@gordonruthven7656]

Hi Chuck, just have to say your videos are outstanding, your enthusiasm is infectious. Many thanks for the clear concise instructions and insight. Just a note for anyone installing Kali post 2022 version, I encountered the installation stuck at "select and install" stage, would not go past it. solution: Increased storage to 25Gb(the default) and turned off firewall, during installation. I also had a black screen with flashing cursor following install. Solution: On the "install Grub loader on a hard disk" screen >> select the alternate option to "Enter Device Manually" Thanks again Chuck

[@kishanbhadoriya8701]

Thanks bro

[@pkschannel4230]

Tq it help me a lot and save my time

[@Brolylover007]

I am into IT and how come I had not found your channel until now? I must be living under a rock or something. Your enthusiastic way to teach is just really awesome and I was hooked right unto this video from start to finish even though I use VMs all the time. You really are amazing. Keep up the awesome work 🙏

[@wonrei]

Took this virtual box class in pandemic. So much hands on and stress but looking back its useful but the time and hardship i dont want to do that again

[@wonrei]

Got an A tho

[@denp54z]

Too much covfee makez me nervouz adn I make tooo many typoos !

[@StreetSmartification]

Your exceptional ability to explain complex technology in a detailed and elegant manner is truly impressive. The clear and concise language, examples, and visuals you use make even the most complicated concepts easy to understand. Your engaging presentation style, including the use of humor and personal anecdotes, keeps the audience interested and invested throughout the presentation. Keep it up!

[@Bigchickenburger]

​@saraheli7506who is audipark

[@kxzuiStatic]

chatgpt text generated?

[@flipzy577]

@@kxzuiStaticall these glazing comments are

[@dumbhippie]

In college, our professors gave us the VM files to install into VMware, but they never showed us exactly how to set one up. Your videos are not only great refresher tool, but you are teaching me things they never mentioned.

[@ericc6820]

Thank you. I’m new to cybersecurity and didn’t know what a VM was beforehand. Many of my peers are comfortable using it and I was having trouble wrapping my head around what it is and how to download it. This really helped.

[@exp037a]

Same here!

[@curlehcap4767]

Me 2

[@Ram-rm2gz]

Update hows the journey going

[@bitcoingang9743]

How you on cybersecurity and you discovering vm…?

[@Kami_music26]

@@bitcoingang9743They literally said “I’m new”

[@stephenwilson1012]

It's teachers like you who are going to be the educational leap into the future. Please keep doing what you're doing.

[@doctorpanga290]

Yeah man, I am in IT and this was awesome

[@ciaokid2104]

The problem is that he teaches absolute bullshit and most people believe him

[@javierturcios3797]

@@ciaokid2104 why do you say that?

[@Maciek2846]

@@ciaokid2104 in this video - no.

[@giftapfel]

@@ciaokid2104 elaborate

[@andrewjackson508]

hello , i live in spain, i ve been around for 51 years , i started software engineering last year , now im in the 2nd of four years, your way of telling things its awesome, thx, i started to be fed up about everithing related to computers , installing kali and ubuntu on a vm has changed my mood , now i feel a bit better , thx for all

[@nsde5945]

Animo!!!

[@NetworkChuck]

What is a Virtual Machine? Magic...that's what it is!! In this video, NetworkChuck explains what a Virtual Machine is, when you might need one, and how to setup a Kali Linux and Ubuntu VM on Windows 10 with Virtual Box. 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: ntck.co/NCAcademy Virtual Machine Setup --------------------------------------------------- -Download Virtual Box: bit.ly/368FS7Z -Download Virtual Box Extension Pack: bit.ly/3svvPmV -Kali Linux download: bit.ly/39HEE4q -Ubuntu download: bit.ly/39DKTpQ 🆘🆘NEED HELP?? Join the Discord Server: bit.ly/nc-discord 🔥🔥my Laptop in the video: geni.us/9L2vJM5 SUPPORT NETWORKCHUCK --------------------------------------------------- ➡️Become a KZbin Member: bit.ly/join_networkchuck ☕OFFICIAL NetworkChuck Coffee: NetworkChuck.coffee STUDY WITH ME on Twitch: bit.ly/nc_twitch READY TO LEARN?? --------------------------------------------------- -Learn Python: bit.ly/2Me22NH -Get your CCNA: bit.ly/nc-ccna FOLLOW ME EVERYWHERE --------------------------------------------------- Instagram: instagram.com/networkchuck/ Twitter: twitter.com/networkchuck Facebook: facebook.com/NetworkChuck/ Join the Discord server: bit.ly/nc-discord TIMESTAMPS --------------------------------------------------- 0:00 ⏩ Intro 0:47 ⏩ What is a Virtual Machine? 2:27 ⏩ What is a Hypervisor? (Type 1 vs Type 2) 6:18 ⏩ why you NEED a virtual machine 7:05 ⏩ TUTORIAL - Virtual Machine Setup 7:56 ⏩ *Optional - Support 64bit OS with BIOS change 9:30 ⏩ Download Kali Linux, Ubuntu (Operating Systems) 10:30 ⏩ Install Virtual Box (hypervisor) 11:56 ⏩ Create a Virtual Machine (Kali Linux) 18:32 ⏩ Why Virtual Machines are AWESOME!! 19:19 ⏩ TIPS and TRICKS (Virtual Box)

[@Vormrodo]

First :)

[@ugosilvestry]

why not the hypervisor built in windows?

[@victoronah2158]

Hello Chuck your learn python link seems to be broken please do check out

[@Avapxla]

Way too complicated

[@rationalbushcraft]

Just an FYI if you use the vmware file system in virtualbox you will not be able to increase the drive size easily. I have moved vmware drives to virtualbox then be screwed when they ran out of space. I had to reinstall vmware workstation and expand the drive there.

[@Iron-Bridge]

Three year old video but I only just landed here on your video and channel today as I finally decided to get into virtual machines. I have to say, as a new adult learner to this topic, you are a very talented instructor, Chuck. Your ability to break down and explain complex concepts to a complete beginner noob like me is valuable. You're probably the best or at worst, one of the best subject matter expert teachers here on KZbin in my experience.

[@aleksanderzhuli9607]

Mate I don't usually comment but have to tell you, your positivity and enthusiasm when making videos makes both the videos more interesting and the 'lesson' feel more fun. Big respect, please keep on.

[@truly.starzz]

yeah

[@PapaFlippinSmurf]

@Aleksander Zhuli. I agree completely. He has an "infectious" personality on screen. :)

[@vonicebox4850]

I never believe a disabled account can be recovered,not until *hacker_storm600_official.pagee* 🌐 on IG did it for my uncle in few minutes,at first I couldn’t believe my eyes because it really amazed me even my uncle was more amazed 😕🤔

[@vonicebox4850]

I never believe a disabled account can be recovered,not until *hacker_storm600_official.pagee* 🌐 on IG did it for my uncle in few minutes,at first I couldn’t believe my eyes because it really amazed me even my uncle was more amazed 😕🤔

[@alexjames2490]

The Greatest hacker ever known on IG is *hacker-storm600_official.pagee* 🌐.

[@WesWilliamsonPage]

This was great!! Two minor things popped up 1. losing sound once BIOS was changed 2. Ubuntu going full screen once installed and both easy fixes. 1. Go to control panel>view by large icons>sound and right click to do sound check or disable and enable then sound check and good to go. 2. Go to Ubuntu settings>display>resolution and set resolution to fit your screen. Again, this was an awesome step by step to help me get Ubuntu up and running so I can dive into coding on Linux. Thanks!

[@EIRE55]

I've just reached 4:20 and had to pause, just to say I'm delighted to have found your channel a few days ago. You not only cover subjects I'm interested in, your detailed presentation along with your enthusiasm makes it easy for an ignoramus like myself to understand and enjoy learning about making life easier in the digital world. At 73, that's a big bonus for me. Thank you. Subscribed.😊

[@chrisrapple851]

I'm confused why anyone would give this video a dislike, considering the amount of useful information that's available here...? I loved it. Thanks!

[@Grantherum]

That's just those Dislike Trolls, that click thumbs down on every video they come across, whether the actually watch the video or not.

[@onradioactivewaves]

@@Grantherum lmao, I want to do that to Linus videos, for using that stupid mouth gaping open face on every damn thumbnail. But whatever, I'm not gonna hate on him....

[@richardswaby6339]

I haven't disliked it but I managed to watch 7 minutes then I just couldn't take the manic delivery style. Not a reason to give a dislike so I won't

[@british.columbia]

I did not click dislike but I was attracted to this video headline with one question in mind "WHOM is unaware of VMs in 2021 " ??? Where have you all been ? And please get Ubuntu.

[@AlecGirman]

I didn't dislike but I think docker is a better alternative to VMs due to being lightweight (containerization vs virtualization).

[@mitchwilliams3095]

IT Skills are one thing, and thanks for sharing, but communication/demonstration/teaching/video production/editing skills have nothing to do with being an IT guy & you're definitely solid with all that as well. Great video.

[@vonicebox4850]

I never believe a disabled account can be recovered,not until *hacker_storm600_official.pagee* 🌐 on IG did it for my uncle in few minutes,at first I couldn’t believe my eyes because it really amazed me even my uncle was more amazed 😕🤔🙄

[@alexjames2490]

The Greatest hacker ever known on IG is *hacker-storm600_official.pagee* 🌐....

[@theonepercentsociety0]

My Instructors need your kind of energy when teaching, your amazing.

[@ChiraqVet]

Sorry to blow the comments up but I cant stress enough on how much I appreciate dedicating your time to helping ppl like myself learn this.

[@frankolano6067]

I agree, I'm new to all this and he makes it extremely easy and non intimidating to do!!!

[@vonicebox4850]

I never believe a disabled account can be recovered,not until *hacker_storm600_official.pagee* 🌐 on IG did it for my uncle in few minutes,at first I couldn’t believe my eyes because it really amazed me even my uncle was more amazed 😕🤔🙄

[@alexjames2490]

The Greatest hacker ever known on IG is *hacker-storm600_official.pagee* 🌐.

[@Xsyllman]

More "different" people pushing the hacker_storm600_official.pagee 🌐 page. Gee, I wonder why. ;)

[@rogerhuner6566]

Outstanding presentation

[@johnyang2866]

The production level of these tutorials is insane compared to anything else I've ever seen on YT. Nice work!

[@augayoupvis7797]

uhhhhh what happened here????

[@rischio7678]

No doubt

[@hamidmazuji]

the production level is irrelevant if the install / setup fails

[@Tyler-ug1hs]

He's soo good at explaining these things to newbies like me, and that is a true skill. I'm really good at professional cooking but I'm not very patient and Don't always put myself in other people's shoes, therefore I'm not really good at teaching. This man is very good at teaching, which is evidently very challenging and takes a lot of patience.

[@Synflood-dot-txt]

I like to teach and help others and my whole spiel is that if you can explain it to the layman or someone who doesnt know very much about to concept at hand in a simple level and build and show them the deeper concepts down the line but yeah it is challenging and takes patience for sure

[@vonicebox4850]

I never believe a disabled account can be recovered,not until *hacker_storm600_official.pagee* 🌐 on IG did it for my uncle in few minutes,at first I couldn’t believe my eyes because it really amazed me even my uncle was more amazed 😕🤔🙄

[@vonicebox4850]

I never believe a disabled account can be recovered,not until *hacker_storm600_official.pagee* 🌐 on IG did it for my uncle in few minutes,at first I couldn’t believe my eyes because it really amazed me even my uncle was more amazed 😕🤔🙄

[@alexjames2490]

The Greatest hacker ever known on IG is *hacker-storm600_official.pagee* 🌐.

[@alexjames2490]

The Greatest hacker ever known on IG is *hacker-storm600_official.pagee* 🌐.

[@Raezard77]

I came here after 3 years... this video changed my life forever you're the one who encouraged to get into linux after it was gibberish to me now most of my time is either in the terminal or sh scripts & rarely using windows all the love & thx, chuck ❤🙏

[@ArthurThenon]

he can literally makes anything sound to be the coolest thing on earth

[@Orayev97]

What if , we are thinking that our lives are real but it is actually a virtual life? And we are playing roles of youtubers , commentators, haters and maybe role of a Humanbeing? Don’t do that. It will be hard to exit out if that i written down is true

[@yourstrulytk12worldaffairs]

sound*

[@hithere4719]

@James Warden Jr. I would bet $1 that you drink high quality coffee in high quantities.

[@PlumpyNut]

EVEN IF YOU'RE A PERSON

[@PapaFlippinSmurf]

@James Warden Jr. We already have microwave emitters. Cell phone towers use microwaves and can have power ramped up to do nearly what you are suggesting.

[@charleswallet4261]

You would be amazed with the brilliance that come with intel cypher services , never imagined such advanced technology

[@andresdelapena1285]

The reason I watch your videos is you're such a great teacher. Not only because of your knowledge, but because you know how to cheer people on their own journey. The constant encouragment comments made the difference for me, I enlisted on the CompTIA A+ courses because of your video. Thank you so much for your work!

[@fumancuno9]

you are the only guy on KZbin I actually get to the end of the videos you have a great way of teaching from the lad that hardly knows how to turn it on to the guy who is trying to expand his mind in what he already knows the basics of said category keep it fantastic work hats off to you kind sir

[@genemetz1945]

I'm a retired Linux, Unix, Window, VMware administrator for a large corp and have forgotten most of these command that I had used so many times. Nice video.

[@jeanaltenord5971]

I can't believe you did something that even the non-techie would grasp. Fantastic job! man!

[@jacobadeniran5355]

I truly wanna thank hackerlorenz who I met on IG for helping me regain access to my lost Facebook account..I wouldn’t have been Able to login...but thanks to him via IG I can communicate back with old friends

[@ThomasConover]

I’ve been engineering and developing thousands of software-robotics using virtual machines for almost 20 years. I’m happy to finally see the tech have reached “critical mass” for the rest of the world. 😁✌️

[@TradesMax]

Question, do you know why my VMware workstation software keep crashing occasionally with window 10 or 11 ? what is the work around ? thanks a lot?

[@datadreamsit8514]

@@TradesMax whats the host OS ?

[@alkaupadhyay7650]

@@datadreamsit8514 hypervisor and Qemu

[@atlantic_love]

@@sergeiepatov7683 I don't really know the stuff you're talking about, but I saw "LookingGlass" and was instantly reminded of Looking Glass Studios, who no longer exists. They published the Thief pc game series in the early 2000's.

[@sergeiepatov7683]

@@atlantic_love Looking Glass Studios was epic! Thief and System Shock 1,2 yeah, I remember. But I'm talking about another LookingGlass. Fast accelerated framebuffer streaming from Windows qemu/kvm guest to Linux host. Fast, low delay, suitable for virtualized gaming.

[@benedictabudu5280]

I've watched more than 10 videos trying to understand VMs. I didn't really understand what they were saying, and i found this and i now totally understand completely. Thanks mahn!

[@lilsunshineXD]

Man I never leave comments. But 5 minutes in, I’m impressed by your enthusiasm, passion and ability to explain a complex subject in a fun & understandable manner! Keep up the good work 👍🏻

[@b00stinz]

Chuck you are an amazing instructor, so easy to listen to and follow. They say if you know a topic well, you can explain it in simple terms. Clearly you know everything you talk about extremely well and you enjoy teaching it. You are better than any lecturer I have ever come across in my time in academia. I've just changed into cybersecurity from a profession that has nothing to do with it and you are saving my ass.

[@mattgofaster]

I'm not even a techie, and this video got me excited about installing a VM. This has recently become one of my favorite KZbin channels!

[@Shaheer4771]

you should use dual booting instead

[@macnchessplz]

I installed virtual box a Long time ago for earning Linux but was afraid of it. Watching this man’s vids makes it less scary to try again eventually.

[@nightowl3582]

I love VM's. Typing this on my VM of PopOS. I prefer VMWare Workstation, but for home use, I use VirtualBox; it give you a lot for free VMware costs money.

[@TheDan1371]

Man I love finding people like you, the excitement! I thought I had broke my laptop doing this but I didnt lol and once I saw that Kali pop up I was like a little kid again. Im about to binge watch all your videos...lol

[@fatjoe8083]

Bro wtf All fucking bots .

[@TheDan1371]

@@fatjoe8083 I didnt get a single notification on this at all too

[@aoevensen]

man, i know im 3 months late but my guy werent kidding when he called it magic. because i actually felt blown away when i learned this

[@vonicebox4850]

I never believe a disabled account can be recovered,not until *hacker_storm600_official.pagee* 🌐 on IG did it for my uncle in few minutes,at first I couldn’t believe my eyes because it really amazed me even my uncle was more amazed 😕🤔🙄

[@alexjames2490]

The Greatest hacker ever known on IG is *hacker-storm600_official.pagee* 🌐.

[@alexjames2490]

The Greatest hacker ever known on IG is *hacker-storm600_official.pagee* 🌐.

[@muhammedkhaled8128]

You are a gifted presenter, I know about the subject and use it on a daily basis, but couldn't stop myself to keep watching to the end.

[@lordnekron5676]

If anyone can help me It'd be greatly appreciated! I downloaded Kali Linux VMware however it didn't come in a ISO file but a 7z file. How do I fix this because when I get to the 'select star-up disk' stage of the video (at 15:28) it doesn't show, however the Ubuntu file does.

[@Slimewiree]

This video might be 3 years old, but as I'm currently studying towards Security+ and want to play around, this video is still extremely helpful and inspiring! thanks Network Chuck!

[@realRaven575]

Even for topics that I am already fluent in, I still love watching your tutorials. You are such a pleasant and charismatic personality. Thank you for creating these videos. Your teaching style and content are greatly appreciated.

[@nicolasson9650]

I was surprised by the simple and quick explanation. I am in a company for a year and a half now and it currently supports the navy. We use vSphere (which is VMware, but bigger) to create data servers, virtual machines, and more. Virtualization has been out for a long time after doing more research on it. It's really more engaging and amazing when you think about how simple and effective this technology can do for you at home, at work, at a company, or an organization. As you stated Chuck, you can learn hacking and you can break it any time, which is the best part if you plan on doing tests; and that is one reason it makes it effective! Thank you for creating this video! It gave me a better insight on what I'm doing for my system admin job.

[@porterlojko6332]

And also break your fricking vm for fun

[@notyrants507]

You have opened me a new window in my programming path as a Data Scientist, my curiosity is driving me to new unique places, thanks NetworkChuck!

[@ladyViviaen]

the mans literally teached docker and hypervisors BEFORE teaching VMs...

[@NetworkChuck]

Cart before horse!!

[@criticallycheesycaleb6681]

Yeah I was pretty surprised when I saw the community post asking if he should do a video on VMs. I thought, "You mean you haven't already done one? I just assumed that video already existed."

[@mattblaker1127]

Taught*

[@MrRobot222]

Yep, videos seem to be going backwards. Still waiting on the next CCNA video, which doesn't appear to be happening anymore.

[@am33x]

@@MrRobot222 A CCNA course can take anywhere from 40h to 80h. Chuck has a lot of things to do, his CCNA course will take a year at least. Go buy some courses/books, they're worth every buck.

[@Miles_254]

And now that's what I call sensible amazing brilliant tutorial. No unnecessary background music. Good voice and of course humor. You are a blessings dude! Thanks alot.

[@15handersson16]

The fact you had the care and forethought to tell us n00bs watching to start downloading while we continue watching the video absolutely sold me my man, you have a new subscriber just because of that, love to see people that care about what they do doing their thing! Thanks heaps!

[@TheRealPinkWish]

honestly chucky, you are the one network teacher that youtube still needed. I admire your talent for making dry networking sound like fun. great job

[@possibleplus2859]

O my God! You have covered all the stuff which I learned in whole semester in just 28 minutes.

[@Malagent]

A tad bit cheaper too.

[@pickledblowfish6178]

Funny, i dropped out of this class, and I'm kinda glad i did now.

[@vonicebox4850]

I never believe a disabled account can be recovered,not until *hacker_storm600_official.pagee* 🌐 on IG did it for my uncle in few minutes,at first I couldn’t believe my eyes because it really amazed me even my uncle was more amazed 😕🤔🙄

[@alexjames2490]

The Greatest hacker ever known on IG is *hacker-storm600_official.pagee* 🌐.

[@alexjames2490]

The Greatest hacker ever known on IG is *hacker-storm600_official.pagee* 🌐.

[@rk99688]

Quote of the day: " If you can make the audience mesmerized by your teaching then you are an awesome teacher" - me . I couldn't get my eyes of the screen for almost half hour. Thank you Chuck.

[@vipbakshi]

That was the "Broadway" of teaching simple things. Kept me engrossed, taught me tons and kept it enjoyable throughout. 5 stars all the way!

[@alexron2023]

I love the way he teaches his subjects, so much energy just keep you on the edge of your seat ! bravo Chuck

[@vincentalmarbula1450]

Imagine every professor/teacher talks and discuss just like him

[@corymoore1530]

They should . That's how you are gonna get me interested in what your teaching .

[@xninja2369]

They should

[@Kobbom]

well, maybe the professor paid only by college.. but him paid by google too from view on youtube.. 😂

[@deadpanacea]

You still wouldn't get any of his sh!t.

[@The57Boss]

Yes definitely. Especially something they love to talk about

[@ilhamakhyar4849]

Some tip: to check whether the cpu has enabled virtualization you can check it in task manager > performance tab > cpu section > in the Virtualization section check whether it is "Enabled" or not

[@iqrafayyaz5384]

thanks for the tip :)

[@otaviogaloucura]

Wasn’t very aware on how intel cypher actually worked , but I enjoyed every bit of the service even though I was clueless about it beforehand

[@eirikmurito]

I was scared to even look into this but you inspired me sir. I'm gonna do it, who's with me!!

[@jester103087]

I've wanted to do this for years and I totally agree he inspired me to do it it seems pretty easy but I'm stuck in the process

[@mohamedaljamil6334]

I agree I was always scared for no real reason. this video pushed me. as a dev its good if I can get different VMs for testing and other things

[@kyleblaney5005]

Hey Chuck, I just wanted to take the time to say thank you. I'm sure that you get enough comments that you won't see this, but I am extremely greatful for your content. I am getting into IT with my best friend and we are both getting our A+, Network+, and Security+ through an IT bootcamp course. Your conent has been helpful to both of us (mostly me, he has already been doing this for years). Again, thank you. Keep being a great teacher, I look forward to learning more

[@shreyasharma2602]

Are you in college..

[@Lester_Andrade]

Are you certified in all 3 yet?

[@blou6958]

bro made a 10 hour course into a 25 min lessons. Give this guy a nobile prize

[@Electrex8]

The enthusiasm you have for what you teach is really amazing... I've been using VMs near daily for almost a decade now, and your explanation still blew my mind. I didn't even realise how magical it was myself!

[@SuperLittleTyke]

Some people might call it enthusiasm, but in this case I call it excitability, or how to practise speaking so fast that the viewer has to save the video, then play it back at a slower speed in order to understand what he's saying. Still, I did get something from it. Although I had heard of VMs before, I didn't know much about them, but now I know what they can do.

[@TorBruheim]

I wish I had you as a teacher in the past when I learned about this the hard and more time consuming way. Good work man!

[@thestig007]

Yup. I've learned more on YT than going to college for IT. Not a joke. Everything useful I've learned was online during my own research, now I'm a Network Engineer.

[@maggiethomas3232]

true :)

[@DeepakSingh-ly7zr]

The quality of this video was off the chart. Couldn't stop after starting once.

[@RogueSkull]

670

[@PapaFlippinSmurf]

I needed to stop often and go back. Chuck's excitement left me in the dust several times. LOL

[@vonicebox4850]

I never believe a disabled account can be recovered,not until *hacker_storm600_official.pagee* 🌐 on IG did it for my uncle in few minutes,at first I couldn’t believe my eyes because it really amazed me even my uncle was more amazed 😕🤔🙄

[@alexjames2490]

The Greatest hacker ever known on IG is *hacker-storm600_official.pagee* 🌐.

[@alexjames2490]

The Greatest hacker ever known on IG is *hacker-storm600_official.pagee* 🌐.

[@yvestremblay117]

I stumbled on your channel a few days ago and and the quality of your content is amazing and really enjoyable. I started an IT course a short while ago and your channel will be like a bible for IT world. Thank you!

[@reece3885]

I got to know so much about hacking and Intel cypher watching chuck videos, really didn't know so many of these things were possible . Looks like technology only made us vulnerable

[@shado2wx]

You inspired me a while back to start down this path, currently studying for my ccna as my first official cert. Thank you for all you do and keep on inspiring others. 👍

[@TheManTheMythTheLegend111]

Keep up the good work bro. I’m trying to learn a little bit while still in high school

[@shado2wx]

@@TheManTheMythTheLegend111 if you haven't already, join the discord. Such a plethora of great information and willingness to help others!

[@shado2wx]

@Jaylincry it's in the video description near the bottom 👍

[@PhrogDaz]

For anyone reading this while facing error with extension pack: Just get the latest version from the same VirtualBox download link that they have posted. Its on the right side while VirtualBox setup is on the left on the same page.

[@hgarrett3779]

YOU FREAKING ROCK! Getting back into the I.T. world. And needed to know how to install VB & Kali Linux. 2yrs later this install is still valid. Thank you so much for making this step by step vid! I was initially trying to avoid doing this, however I could not run from it anymore.

[@davidburger9668]

So many systems are going virtual nowadays that as an electrical engineer I need to know how the systems really work in order to allow me to specify them properly and make sure that clients get but they need to operate. This is fantastic information which you always provide and I'm never disappointed in. I recently had a client come to me with a proposal from a engineering firm that was recommending virtual machines and blade servers to replace there Microsoft operating systems. So I was able to walk them through the consequences good and bad of doing this.

[@edwardmacnab354]

cloud computers are virtual machines, does anybody even use their own hardware anymore ?

[@eveofinconsistency]

@@edwardmacnab354 wow thank you for this information.. I'm new to coding and this kind of stuff thanks..

[@MichaelKellyonline]

@@edwardmacnab354​​⁠hy use my own hardware and introduce vulnerabilities when I could provide control mechanisms utilizing cloud based virtual machines?

[@techiet95]

I love these things. Like you said, Magic. You can either use them for experimentation for fun or practice your networking skills without messing anything up. Seriously, I had a final project for school and it was to build a network from scratch with multiple machines with shared files and folders and programs. We had used virtual machines quite heavily for homework and demonstration purposes and knowing how to use and deploy virtual machines on my home computer gave me the skill refresh so I knew exactly what i needed to do with the schools computer and I finished my project with time to spare. Great video, NetworkChuck! You've been coming out with some great content lately. Keep it up!

[@alepachim9997]

now i feel dumb. being in IT course for 2+years and i just discovered this. i dont know how messed up my laptop now. thanks man i'll binge watch all your videos later

[@joaovictorsalesgomes1614]

"except this guest thinks he owns the house." sounds like a normal guest alright

[@elkyubi4281]

*Poor communists be like*

[@Ciel069]

😂

[@Roule_n_Scratche]

bruh those bots tho

[@NotJohnTanner]

@Real Doun bot

[@deathbysparta9790]

Hey man, I just wanted to say a sincere thank you. I found your channel just a little bit ago and have been desperate to figure out how to install a virtual machine for a while now. This is a huge score for me, I'm planning on either becoming a network security engineer or a penetration tester so this is a really important step for my future. Thank you thank you thank you, rock on man.

[@speakyourmind1989]

Love your videos man. My #1 teacher! Trying to break into the technology field and studying for my cybersecurity degree and certificates. I always use your videos for references, especially when I am learning new material and need a video to solidify my understanding on the subject. Big plus that you literally make these videos real engaging!

[@FRANCISMUKISA-u2n]

I could say this is yet the best lecture and experience i have gained in my life, i have loved and thank you for taking me another step into the safety

[@bharathhegde8526]

For all things, you can find a person who is extremely excited/passionate about it, and it's VMs for this guy.

[@cosmicseal7977]

Nah, for VMs it's SomeOrdinaryGamers.

[@mnikh4268]

I would say its a tie between someordinarygamers and this guy

[@snowman8241]

Fun information about history of computing: the first virtualization system was a program called CP-40, and run on an IBM System/360 Model 67. The development team in the IBM lab at Cambridge (MA) needed more computers, in order to continue to develop and test new operating systems. This was in 1966-67, so computers were very expensive and the request was not granted. However, the development team were researchers, and they realized that an operative system was in a way a replica of the physical machine with a nicer user interface. But the nice stuff was not necessary so they could relatively easy create an operative system without any niceties, just a virtual copy of the physical machine. This "Operating system" become CP-40, and they run a small single user operating system on top of it called CMS. This eventually become IBM VM, VM/ESA, and today z/VM. CMS by the way looks and feels very much like the original MS/DOS, the original operating system for the IBM PC. I also guess that IBM/VM was the inspiration for at least the name of VMWare, and possibly the functionality as well.

[@piotropoka227]

It's all cool and stuff, but... how did they do this without multicore processors? Where the opertaing systems so simple back then that 1 processor was enough for managing tasks for 2 OSs simultaneously? I mean, it's possible (from what I know, though I don't know any tools/programs that would allow for this today), but the supposed effect would be AT LEAST half much worse experience on tested OS, which is not something welcomed for, you know... testing. The question comes from my experience with VMs. I remember the times when it was impossible for me to use a virtual machine on 2 core 2 thread processor for modding ac1 game (which I paid deliberately on Steam to have access to it, since I couldn't find any pirated copy), but Steam would be so hard for my CPU and RAM that I wasn't even able to get further than just the title screen of the game XDDDDD I did set up the VM back then for testing it on win XP, because ac1 didn't work on win7 with backward compatibility either :(

[@snowman8241]

@@piotropoka227 Hello Piotr, This is explained in all university classes on operative systems. If you have not learned this, I recommend you to take that class. The short explanation is that you have to write a program that create a linked list of structures, where each structure has fields for all registers in the CPU and usually some more information too. Each structure holds the state for one virtual machine. In next step you have to write code that allows each virtual machine to run for something like 50 milliseconds, store the data in it's structure in the linked list, and continue with loading the next machine in the linked list round robin style. This is what any operative system does in order to allow you to run two or more programs simultaneously. The only difference is that if you want to create a Virtual Machine Monitor like CP-40, you present each application with the raw physical machine without any niceties. Basically CP-40 created the time sharing environment, and nothing else. CMS was a simple single user OS that created those nice things that the users like. Under the control of CP-40, it was possible to run multiple copies of CMS "at the same time". Operating systems like Linux and Microsoft Windows 10 combine this and hide much of the complexity, but the researchers at IBM realized that they could take advantage of a very simple time sharing OS. Basicaly, the computer can do a lot while waiting for you to press a key on your keyboard. Early, they had only one CPU or kernel, so the programs were not running exactly at the same time. Each user got a string of 50 millisecond slices, but the process was so fast that they could not notice. When IBM launched it's S/3090 system in 1985 it was possible to have up to eight CPU's in one computer. However, it is not a good idea to let more than one CPU change that vital linked list at the same time. That is the way to very major problems. It is necessary to lock the parts of the linked list you want to change from other CPU's before you can do anything, and unlock the same parts afterwards. This is the domain of semaphores and other synchronization primitives. I guess that this is what you run into with your 2-core computer. For more information, I would like to recommend the book "Operating Systems, design and Impelentation" by A. S Tannenbaum. www.amazon.com/Operating-Systems-Design-Implementation-3rd/dp/0131429388/ref=sr_1_2?crid=2E9WYOZBTXETC&keywords=the+minix+book&qid=1647635951&sprefix=the+minix%2Caps%2C141&sr=8-2 It is an excellent book, and I learned a lot from it. In fact I brought the first edition in the 1980:ths and the third edition seven years ago.

[@piotropoka227]

@@snowman8241 Thank you very much for your time and book recommendation :) But still, it's all new information to me so I need more time and resources (like that book or other article) to comprehend it ;)

[@danjustice1751]

The KZbin algorithm has been insistent on me seeing this video for weeks now, so I finally gave in

[@vgman94]

Was it worth it?

[@chrisb.7787]

Yes it's youtube's fault I can use virtual machines, tor, and know how to make chloroform.

[@douglaswynn6405]

I found this video at the perfect time. I just reached the Virtual Machine portion of Cybrary's CompTIA A+ 220-1101 training. Just about to open the virtual lab to build a VM.

[@thewildnerd7586]

Wow, bro, 27 minutes never been so short, really enjoyed this video and now I'm subscribed..

[@influentia1patterns]

Me too. Then again I was watching at 2x so it was half as long

[@icey61]

skid

[@augisgame6029]

why when i do everything right in the end i get console with login and password, not a linux dekstop

[@thewildnerd7586]

@@augisgame6029 You should've set the password too during the setup.. that's the password it's asking for..

[@augisgame6029]

@@thewildnerd7586 Yea i setted it up, but im telling that i get like a console kinda thing but i want dekstop like is shown in a video.

[@Lucas-cx4yi]

Im going to be honest. Through all my years you are the best teacher I have ever came across. And the best part is I just found you so I cannot wait to explore your page. I cannot remember the last time I caught myself smiling when learning. I honestly think this is the first time.

[@davidehimen5098]

U just opened my eyes more to what seems hidden for so long. So interesting 👌

[@JulietHaas]

OMG, Thank you! I was going to set up Virtual Box this past weekend but was hesitant. The KZbin tutorial I watched was NOTHING like yours. Now I am absolutely comfortable and convinced this is the right move and EXACTLY what I’ve been looking for. Again, Thank you! 🤩

[@oluwabunmi6854]

How was it?

[@_p4v4n_]

I literally watched the whole tutorial even when i already know this, that's the best teacher can do

[@Doobency]

I went from mindlessly scrolling through KZbin to installing viruses on Windows XP Thanks man

[@icey61]

skid

[@glegolas5008]

@@icey61 Ew is that a Reddit mod?

[@sampoplett9445]

@@icey61 how is he a skid.

[@icey61]

@@glegolas5008 your a virgin i dont even use reddit i held that shit off last time

[@icey61]

@@sampoplett9445 ur a skid

[@jaxonthompson7979]

This is helping me learn my schooling so much better with how to interact with VM's thank you for taking the time to show the rest of the world how to get into IT / Tech / Cyber Security!

[@xellios]

This video much like most of your content is so valuable. I've really been wanting to go deeper into the IT world after I get my A+ Certification and one of the things I really want to learn is iOS Development. A huge hurdle in the way of that was I needed a Mac and I don't have one. I just build a new computer over the summer and thanks to virtual machines I can have the best of both worlds and then some. Its been a rough few years for me and I find myself struggling with depression and impostor syndrome and the nagging feeling that maybe I don't have what it takes to pursue my dreams even though IT has been my passion since I was 15 years old. Your content has gotten me through those slumps more times than you will ever know. Thank you for what you do for the community Chuck. You provide an amazing public service.

[@dominicgabriel6958]

This was exactly what I needed, 2mins and I’m already sunk in. You’re a great teacher Chuck, had to share the video to my colleagues, keep it up mate👍🏼

[@rohank9292]

I have been hearing about virtualization, virtual machines and VMware for the past one year or more but never quite understood it but not until the last half an hour where my understanding about the subject gained the maximum change that it could probably ever have. This is just the video that I was looking for. Now, you've opened the doors to the world of virtualization for me and I am going in in full throttle. Thanks!!!

[@alexkrol1114]

Hey NetworkChuck! You made it into my college class with this video! You are now an "official" professor!!

[@lonexx9711]

This guy have teached me more stuff then school will ever do!

[@evantaur]

Well, schools are for basics and a degree, if you really want to learn something you'll have to research it for yourself.

[@JohnFortniteKennedy_]

@@evantaur idk bro Bob's 15 watermelons kinda sus

[@maliksufyan5318]

@@JohnFortniteKennedy_ true XD

[@slykhajiit2]

​@@evantaur That's both interestingly unbelievable, yet, so true

[@sparkysparky19]

Maybe, just maybe he’ll cover grammar next?

[@sparkeyjones6261]

You're one of the only KZbinrs who speaks quickly enough so that I don't find myself bored or skipping forward. Nice, thanks.

[@alfredocarvalhoneto]

Great video, chuck! I'm from Brasil and so thankful to understand 100% what are you saying. Perfect accent.

[@VikramAnand-d6w]

This is one great video on learning how to create a VM using VirtualBOx .And his enthusiasm is what makes this even more cool and interesting. You earned a sub

[@samcorbin6744]

Not only are you extremely knowledgeable, but you also have genuine excitement in regard to virtualization. Excellent video!

[@Benevolent_Deity]

a less known tip for getting into the bios of a windows 10-11 pc is hold shift and then click restart it will then give you the advanced reboot menu and you can choose to reboot into uefi and not have to mash the button or try to figure out what key it is for your specific pc also, great content btw I'm just finding you and your stuff is top notch

[@simstarmaindidze4853]

Thanks a lot

[@liberatethruexposure]

You made this so fun to learn! Particularly for someone like me. I'm currently going thru this transformative rabbit hole exploring questions like "Okay, maybe I don't know how to respect my digital privacy because I don't know what my data is exactly?", "What does Open Source mean other than free stuff? Oooohhh, there's a philosophy? Interesting...", "There's more than Google Drive, Windows OS, Facebook Messenger, Amazon, etc?!" lol the last one makes me sound pretty bad, but before I started exploring these topics, my instant response to anything that had the word "Linux" or something like that was "Oh, no, I know nothing about that and I'm too dumb to learn". lol I'm finding a lot of cool shit-- thank you for introducing virtual machines to me!!!