Ideally I'd like to be able to access them without having to copy them into the VM instance running because I don't have a big enough hard drive to do so. The hard drive has a folder with 1.5 TB of data (on a 2 TB hard drive), so copying it to a VM instance just wouldn't work. VirtualBox is a free hypervisor for x86 computers developed by Oracle. By default, the drag and drop feature between the host and guest OS is not enabled. However, you can easily activate it.

After you do what Gabor suggested (which is required), I have noticed that when you drag an item from one OS to the other, it's best to give it a second before dropping the item. You should get a cursor that has a + sign and the word 'copy' before letting it go. Otherwise it will be all sorts of upset. You should also make sure that you have the item on your local drive and not a network drive. Lastly, once a drag/drop has failed, it seems that it will never work again until you reboot. Just some tips.

After you do what Gabor suggested (which is required), I have noticed that when you drag an item from one OS to the other, it's best to give it a second before dropping the item. You should get a cursor that has a + sign and the word 'copy' before letting it go. Otherwise it will be all sorts of upset.

You should also make sure that you have the item on your local drive and not a network drive. Lastly, once a drag/drop has failed, it seems that it will never work again until you reboot. Just some tips. I tried that settings but I am only able to drag from guest to host but not from host to guest. MERGED QUESTION Question from debojitacharya: 'Drag and Drop feature is not working on Oracle VIRTUAL BOX!' I am not neither able to drag and drop file from Oracle Virtual box to Windows 8.1 (Host) nor from Windows to Virtualbox OS (guest). I have tried uninstalling and reinstalling the Guest Additions but the problem still exists.

Please tell me what to do? MERGED QUESTION Question from debojitacharya: '★★★★★ ORACLE VIRTUAL BOX drag-N-drop NOT WORKING ★★★★★' I am not neither able to drag and drop file from Oracle Virtual box to Windows 8.1 (Host) nor from Windows to Virtualbox OS (guest). I have tried uninstalling and reinstalling the Guest Additions but the problem still exists. Please tell me what to do?

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