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I've been unable to get sound input working on my windows 10 guest for some time now. I don't honestly know at what point the problem arose, as I rarely use this guest anyway, and even more rarely need sound input. Unfortunately, now I really need the sound to work as a new client uses a microsoft-only web-conference tool.

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You can configure up to four network cards from Network section of the settings window. If you need to add more network cards then you can do so from command line using VBoxManage modifyvm command. To add a network adapter to your Virtual Machine just select the Enable Network Adapter check box. Jorgensen wrote: Actually it could be solved by having more than one sound card in VirtualBox, like networking, and include routing like Virtual Audio Cable at the host. Looking forward to this feature, which would improve VirtualBox considerable. For best results you would need to actually post an enhancement ticket at bugtracker. Usb devices usb devices driver download. Xrom driver download for windows.

Hi I installed MacOS Mojave in virtualbox, everything is working fine except sound, there are no input and output devices showing in MACOS guest. I am on Ubuntu 19.04 and using latest virtualbox 6.0.1. I would also like to mention that its working super fine in wmware, But I don't wanna use that as there are some graphics issues. However, the virtual machine will not have sound, or be able to boot from the hard drive without help. To fix this, open Safari, and download Multibeast 4.6.1. While Multibeast 4.6.1 is an old version designed for Mac OS X Lion instead of Mountain Lion, in our case, it actually works better than newer versions of Multibeast.

The symptoms (I should note that my host's sound works just fine) are one of several situations. In most configurations, when windows boots, there's a little red X over the loudspeaker icon in the tool-tray thingy. If I click on this, it launches some kind of diagnostic tool which ponders for a while, then says something on the lines of 'I've installed a new driver, reboot' but when I reboot, the whole thing is the same. For some configurations of VB, I can get sound output, but still no input.
I've upgraded VirtualBox to the lastest version (as of today -- 5.1.22), and have upgraded several times over the life of this problem. Each time I have installed the corresponding guest additions. I have tried Intel, Soundblaster and HC-er,whatever hardware emulation, and also OSS, ALSA, and Pulse.
I can get *output* but only output using Pulse and the Intel hardware emulation. If I select ALSA and .. I forget which, but one of the hadware emulations, I get evil sound that's about half-speed, but also no input. With OSS, the boot process for the VM gets a VB message saying that no sound could be opened, and while windows thinks it's making sounds (volume controls show, that kind of thing) there's no output.
In the VM settings, audio shows as enabled, but of course there's no separation between input and output. When configured in Pulse/Intel mode, in the pulse volume control tool, it shows the VirtualBox / Windows 10 in the recording devices tab, and shows a moving VU meter (which is almost insulting, really! ) See the attached image.

Any suggestions? This seems really odd, and is certainly frustrating now that it actually matters to me!

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