If you enjoyed this tutorial on How to run ISO from Windows, you might also be interested in our tutorial on How to Boot from a USB flash drive in Virtualbox.
Shown below is an Ubuntu ISO running from Windows 11 using this same process. With your chosen ISO booted up and running from within your Windows operating environment. If all went as planned, VirtualBox should now be up and running. Now, 1.) Click Settings 2.) Select Choose Disk File (browse and select your ISO), then 3.) Click Ok.Next, 1.) Choose Do not add virtual hard disk 2.) and Click Create.Then, Set your Memory size for the Virtual Machine, and Click Next.Next, 1.) Click New 2.) Type a Name for the ISO entry 3.) Click Next.Download install, and then start VirtualBox.Not only that, but this virtualization tool is freely available as Open Source Software, licensed under the GNU General Public License (GPL) version 2. It is extremely feature packed and efficient. It can be used for Business or Personal purposes. VirtualBox is not limited to only Windows OS, but you can also run Linux distros (Ubuntu, Kali, Mint, Red Hat, Fedora), macOS (from macOS 10. VirtualBox is virtualization or emulation software. Your favorite Live Linux CD image (ISO).This process enables users to have both operating systems up and running at the same time eliminating the need to restart the PC and set your BIOS or UEFI options to boot Linux from USB. The following tutorial explains how to use Virtualbox to run Linux or any other bootable ISO from a portable USB flash device or elsewhere while still working within a running Windows.
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