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I have installed an Ubuntu 14.04
VM
with Virtualbox
on Windows7
,
When I lock my Windows session, then get back to it, Ubuntu session inside the VM is also locked,
How can I prevent Ubuntu
VM
from locking? (In any situation)
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1
I have installed an Ubuntu 14.04
VM
with Virtualbox
on Windows7
,
When I lock my Windows session, then get back to it, Ubuntu session inside the VM is also locked,
How can I prevent Ubuntu
VM
from locking? (In any situation)
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As thomasa88 suggests, the Win+L command to lock your screen will be received by both your host OS (Windows 7) and your guest OS (Ubuntu).
You have two options to solve this:
Here is a screenshot of the final step:
(I don't currently have sufficient reputation to add a comment, so I'm providing this answer.)
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Go to:
Top right corner > System Settings > Brightness and Lock, and adjust the settings according to your needs.
This is done inside your VM.
Thanks for your answer, I've already tried that, but it didn't work. – YOBA – 2015-09-25T20:09:03.533
I've found that pressing [Win]+[L], when my Ubuntu session is focused in VmWare, locks both Ubuntu and Windows. My shortcut key in Ubuntu for locking is listed as [Ctrl]+[Alt]+[L] though.. Maybe you have problems with that as well. – thomasa88 – 2016-06-09T06:25:37.963