On 28/04/2012 19:39, John wrote:
I believe you can send a CTRL-ALT-DELETE by pressing your HOST key in combination with the DELETE key (HOST key is the right-CTRL key by default, but it is configurable). Another option is to select the "Insert Ctrl-Alt-Del" macro on the Machine menu. Within and RDP session to Windows boxes I believe there is a similar method (like CTRL-ALT-END, or CTRL-ALT-INSERT).Hello. I just installed Windows Server 2008 in VirtualBox, and it appeared to proceed without a glitch. Even so, while installing updates to the OS immediately afterwards, which took a good amount of time since there were so many, it occurred that I had to use Ctrl+Alt+Del to get back into the process. In doing so I found that my pressing this key combination caused my host OS to respond instead of the guest, and it appeared to take a few tries before the guest responded correctly. My status bar indicates that I should use the Right Ctrl key to toggle between guest and host. How would this normally work in connection with the key combination of Ctrl+Alt+Del for switching in and out of a locked desktop on the guest? Thanks.
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