It's clear that this is a symptom that can be caused by multiple root causes. If you google this issue, there are a lot of threads with the same symptom, all with different solutions. TLDR: If you have 2 monitors, move the vm window to the second monitor, alter resolution in the vm, then move it back. You can also do this while the Windows VM is running, if that doesn't work, restart the VM after making the change.Įdit - you may also have to twiddle with the Adjust Windows Size and Auto-resize Guest Display items on the VirtualBox View app menu to get resize working correctly. Confirm that the version number matches the VirtualBox App version running on your host (hover over that icon to see the Guest Additions version number and do a "Help > About" in the Virtual Box app to see that version number). If you have that icon in your Windows VM status bar it means the Guest Additions are installed. Check the status bar inside your Windows VM for a small VirtualBox icon (usually has a yellow star). This does require that the matching version of VirtualBox Guest Additions is installed and running inside your VM. Now start the VM and you'll be able to resize the host container window to any dimensions you want, and the VM will automatically adjust!
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