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DIsplay problem with ubuntu 22.04 on Virtualbox

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Recently I created Ubuntu virtual machine. The problem is that, there is a problem with display. There are blurred part when I open almost all of installed software. I have already followed some solution proposed by this threads and here but it was not helpful for me.

My problem is similar to this one but with different Ubuntu version.

Here are my config:

  • Physical configuration:
    • Laptop mark : Dell core i5 10th generation
    • Graphic : Intel iris Xe
  • Software configuration
    • Architecture : Virtual Machine
    • Host system : Windows 10
    • Virtual system : Ubuntu 22.04 LTS

Here is the Print Screen for the problem. I should mark in re

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FedKad avatar
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If you are using Virtual Box, you should install ***Guest Additions*** to you Ubuntu Virtual Machine: https://www.virtualbox.org/manual/ch04.html
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I already installed the Guest Addition, and I've just re-do the installation to make sure it is correctly installed but the display problem is still there.
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Joe
This has nothing to do with Guest Additions. This is a problem with 3D acceleration.
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I solved the problem by unchecking the option Enable 3D Acceleration. I mean, the 3D Acceleration should be desabled to solve the issue.

How to desable 3D Acceleration

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