

Try the methods below to debug this issue: Enable Virtualization in BIOS/UEFI # It’s because Hypervisor conflicts with VirtualBox’s usage of virtualization resources in your system.

If the error is due to Hypervisor, you’ll likely see VT-x or Hyper-V in the error messages. Here’s how you can do so: Result Code: E_FAIL (0x80004005) due to Hypervisor # You can fix this issue by manually renaming the file. This is because the VirtualBox stores all activities to a temporary file during its operation and renames it to the VM file during a normal shutdown. It usually happens when you force exit the VirtualBox. The most common case of this error occurs due to a missing virtual machine file. Result Code: E_FAIL (0x80004005) on Particular Virtual Machine # Missing Virtual Machine file.Hypervisor interfering with VirtualBox.Duplicate config values in the vbox file.Bugs in VirtualBox builds.Incompatibility with Operating System.Missing VirtualBox driver.Interference by third-party applications.Bad DLL due to Graphics Driver.Improper Network Adapter configuration.

If the error reoccurs, move on to the possible solutions below. Reasons for Result Code: E_FAIL (0x80004005) #įirst, restart your PC and access the VM where you encountered this error. Depending on the nature of your error, you can use the appropriate steps from the guide below. So, naturally, there are various possible causes and corresponding fixes.
