Welcome back.
In this video, I'll show you how to create a shared folder between the virtual machine, Kali Linux,
and our host machine Windows so that we can share files between the two.
First, we need to create a shared folder.
So go to your C drive, scroll, and then click on New Folder and say Linux Share.
And then now we go to the Kali virtual machine.
Go to Settings, so click on Settings.
So under Settings, go to the Shared Folders, click the Add icon and click on the dropdown to click
on Other and select the path.
So go to your C drive.
And select the Linux Shared folder.
Click Select Folder and then click Auto-mount and then click OK.
So this should be full access, read and write.
So don't check this one.
So click OK and then click OK again.
So it's auto-mount.
Make sure it's auto-mount.
And then now we can start our Kali machine and check the shared folder.
Just log in with the username Kali, password
also Kali, and hit the Login button.
Now we can go to our file system and look for our shared folder.
So Linux is empty at the moment.
So we can try to put something in here.
We can right-click and create a new folder or create document, empty file. Test.
Let's call it test.
OK, so now we have a test file there.
We can just go to Windows and check it out.
So I'm going to restore to Windows mode and head over to the Windows.
And that's your test file.
So let's try to edit it and type something inside it.
Hello from Windows.
Save it.
Let's try to create a new file from Windows itself.
Call it created from Windows.
And then now we go back to Kali and here we can refresh the page, the directory, Reload, and we see Created
from Windows, and here is the test file. Hello from Windows.
And then over here.
OK, so it's working.
This is how you can create a shared folder that can share files between Linux and Windows, between Linux
and Windows.
Thank you for watching.