How to access Windows files from Centos 7 Virtual Box?

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I am very new to Linux and I am wondering how I can access my Windows files through a Centos 7 Linux Machine located in virtual box?



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    I am very new to Linux and I am wondering how I can access my Windows files through a Centos 7 Linux Machine located in virtual box?



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      I am very new to Linux and I am wondering how I can access my Windows files through a Centos 7 Linux Machine located in virtual box?



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          You need to configure shared folders, it is in the virtual box configuration tool. I don't know if you have to do anything to enable this on the MS-Windows host. On a Linux host you have to add user to group vboxusers (this is only needed to enable shared folders, and nothing else).



          You may need to restart the virtual machine, to get the share to work.






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          • no configuration necessary on the windows end.
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          • @TylerChambers thought so, MS-Windows is low on security, though I do wonder what this is securing.
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          You need to configure shared folders, it is in the virtual box configuration tool. I don't know if you have to do anything to enable this on the MS-Windows host. On a Linux host you have to add user to group vboxusers (this is only needed to enable shared folders, and nothing else).



          You may need to restart the virtual machine, to get the share to work.






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          • no configuration necessary on the windows end.
            – Tyler Chambers
            Jul 4 at 0:10










          • @TylerChambers thought so, MS-Windows is low on security, though I do wonder what this is securing.
            – ctrl-alt-delor
            Jul 4 at 8:34














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          You need to configure shared folders, it is in the virtual box configuration tool. I don't know if you have to do anything to enable this on the MS-Windows host. On a Linux host you have to add user to group vboxusers (this is only needed to enable shared folders, and nothing else).



          You may need to restart the virtual machine, to get the share to work.






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          • no configuration necessary on the windows end.
            – Tyler Chambers
            Jul 4 at 0:10










          • @TylerChambers thought so, MS-Windows is low on security, though I do wonder what this is securing.
            – ctrl-alt-delor
            Jul 4 at 8:34












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          You need to configure shared folders, it is in the virtual box configuration tool. I don't know if you have to do anything to enable this on the MS-Windows host. On a Linux host you have to add user to group vboxusers (this is only needed to enable shared folders, and nothing else).



          You may need to restart the virtual machine, to get the share to work.






          share|improve this answer













          You need to configure shared folders, it is in the virtual box configuration tool. I don't know if you have to do anything to enable this on the MS-Windows host. On a Linux host you have to add user to group vboxusers (this is only needed to enable shared folders, and nothing else).



          You may need to restart the virtual machine, to get the share to work.







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            Jul 4 at 8:34
















          • no configuration necessary on the windows end.
            – Tyler Chambers
            Jul 4 at 0:10










          • @TylerChambers thought so, MS-Windows is low on security, though I do wonder what this is securing.
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            Jul 4 at 8:34















          no configuration necessary on the windows end.
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          no configuration necessary on the windows end.
          – Tyler Chambers
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          @TylerChambers thought so, MS-Windows is low on security, though I do wonder what this is securing.
          – ctrl-alt-delor
          Jul 4 at 8:34




          @TylerChambers thought so, MS-Windows is low on security, though I do wonder what this is securing.
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