You no need to download this file, just browser to the Oracle VirtualBox installation location. Now you need to Browse to the disk file named VBoxGuestAdditions. Next you’ll get a small pop-up, Click on Choose a disk file. On the right-hand side under the Storage section, click on I DE Secondary Device: Empty Drive. Launch Oracle VirtualBox, click on the VM from the left-hand side, now you can see information about that VM on the right-hand side. Now try to Copy-paste or Drag’n’Drop any file or word, if it’s a Windows Operating system then the copy-paste will work, if you are using Linux VM then follow the steps below to make it work. Same way click on the drop-down on Drag’n’Drop and choose Bidirectional.Ĭlick on OK and close the VM Oracle VirtualBox and reopen it. Under the Advanced tab, click on the drop-down on Shared Clipboard and choose Bidirectional. Under Image settings, from the left-hand side click on the General tab and from the right-hand side click on the Advanced tab.

Launch Oracle VM VirtualBox and choose the image which you want to enable file sharing, and click on settings. To fix the copy-paste not working issue in VirtualBox first you need to enable the following option, follow the steps below. Fix Copy-Paste is not working in VirtualBox Oracle:

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