Instructions for installing Mint on VirtualBox

1.	Open up Oracle VM VirtualBox
2.	Click New
3.	Enter name: Mint
4.	Click Next
5.	Increase memory size (RAM) to: 2048 MB 
6.	Click Next
7.	Select: Create a virtual hard disk now
8.	Click Create
9.	Select: VDI (VirualBox Disk Image)
10.	Click Next
11.	Select: Dynamically allocated
12.	Click Next
13.	Increase virtual hard disk to: 20.00 GB
14.	Click Create
15.	Click Settings
16.	Click Storage
17.	Click Empty
18.	Click: Optical Drive's disk icon
19.	Click: Choose Virtual Optical Disk File...
20.	Find the folder where the ISO image file is stored
21.	Click: linuxmint-17.3-cinnamon-64bit.iso
22.	Click Open
23.	Click OK
24.	Click Mint
25.	Click Start
26.	Click: Install Linux Mint
27.	Select English
28.	Click Continue
29.	Click Continue
30.	Select: Erase disk and install Linus Mint
31.	Click: Install Now
32.	Click Continue
33.	Select Honolulu time zone
34.	Click Continue
35.	Select English
36.	Click Continue
37.	Fill in your name
38.	Fill in password
39.	Select: Log in automatically
40.	Click Continue
41.	Click: Restart Now
42.	Press the Enter key
43.	Click on the terminal icon
44.	Type in commandline: sudo apt-get update
45.	Press Enter
46.	Enter password
47.	Type in commandline: sudo apt-get upgrade
48.	Press Enter
49.	Type in commandline: Y
50.	Press Enter
51.	Type in commandline: Y
52.	Press Enter
53.	Type in commandline: Y
54.	Press Enter
55.	Type in commandline: sudo apt-get install build-essential linux-headers-`uname -r` dkms
56.	Type in commandline: Y
57.	Press Enter
58.	Close the terminal window
59.	Close the welcome screen
60.	Click Menu
61.	Click: Quit Shutdown the computer
62.	Click Restart
63.	Click Devices
64.	Click: Insert Guest Additions CD image....
65.	Click Run
66.	Enter password
67.	Type in commandline: yes
68.	Press Enter
69.	Click Menu
70.	Click Menu
71.	Click: Quit Shutdown the computer
72.	Click Restart
73.	Right click on VBOXADDITIONS
74.	Click eject
75.	Click Devices > Drag and Drop > Bidirectional
76.	Click Devices > Shared Clipboard > Bidirectional

Original webpage by Petersen Gross, modified by William Albritton.