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I have installed Ubuntu on my computer(moving from Mint). Everything is fast, secure and outright amazing.



But, I still need to use Windows for a few custom-built work applications. I tried using Wine but it doesn't work properly.



So, I had to install VirtualBox and install Windows 10 home on it.



I have installed all the necessary applications and everything seems to be working like a charm.



Now, I have to share a folder with both of these OS to optimize my workflow.



I am tired of using Dropbox.



Please, help me.



Any help would be greatly appreciated.



PS: Linux Ubuntu is the host and Windows 10 is the guest operating system.










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    I have installed Ubuntu on my computer(moving from Mint). Everything is fast, secure and outright amazing.



    But, I still need to use Windows for a few custom-built work applications. I tried using Wine but it doesn't work properly.



    So, I had to install VirtualBox and install Windows 10 home on it.



    I have installed all the necessary applications and everything seems to be working like a charm.



    Now, I have to share a folder with both of these OS to optimize my workflow.



    I am tired of using Dropbox.



    Please, help me.



    Any help would be greatly appreciated.



    PS: Linux Ubuntu is the host and Windows 10 is the guest operating system.










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    marked as duplicate by N0rbert, Eric Carvalho, karel, Fabby, waltinator Apr 7 at 14:27


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      This question already has an answer here:




      • How do I set up shared folders in a Windows Virtualbox guest?

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      I have installed Ubuntu on my computer(moving from Mint). Everything is fast, secure and outright amazing.



      But, I still need to use Windows for a few custom-built work applications. I tried using Wine but it doesn't work properly.



      So, I had to install VirtualBox and install Windows 10 home on it.



      I have installed all the necessary applications and everything seems to be working like a charm.



      Now, I have to share a folder with both of these OS to optimize my workflow.



      I am tired of using Dropbox.



      Please, help me.



      Any help would be greatly appreciated.



      PS: Linux Ubuntu is the host and Windows 10 is the guest operating system.










      share|improve this question















      This question already has an answer here:




      • How do I set up shared folders in a Windows Virtualbox guest?

        3 answers




      I have installed Ubuntu on my computer(moving from Mint). Everything is fast, secure and outright amazing.



      But, I still need to use Windows for a few custom-built work applications. I tried using Wine but it doesn't work properly.



      So, I had to install VirtualBox and install Windows 10 home on it.



      I have installed all the necessary applications and everything seems to be working like a charm.



      Now, I have to share a folder with both of these OS to optimize my workflow.



      I am tired of using Dropbox.



      Please, help me.



      Any help would be greatly appreciated.



      PS: Linux Ubuntu is the host and Windows 10 is the guest operating system.





      This question already has an answer here:




      • How do I set up shared folders in a Windows Virtualbox guest?

        3 answers








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