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32-bit Win 7 VirtualBox virtual machine (VM) running atop Linux (Debian Old Stable, 7.11). VirtualBox version 5.1.30.

Boots fine, behaves well… here is the resulting desktop, captured using Host-E:

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Now, to get full screen, I hit ‘Host-F’ where the Host key is usually right Control. Here’s what happens when I do that (grabbed this screen using Gimp, since Host-E gave an image identical to the above, which was not what I actually saw):

Virtualbox 32 Bit Win 7

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Now, if we look more closely at the second image, we can see a cursor (near the top):

What seems to have happened is that the narrow border around the screen, drawn I think by VirtualBox itself, is covering the VM screen. Since VB is drawing the border itself, and knows it is a border and not the VM screen, presumably it doesn’t capture it when Host-E is used to grab the screenshot, which is why the Host-E screenshot actually looks OK — even though the user (me in this case) can’t see anything! But Gimp captured what was really there.

Now, the fix is easy — use the four-pointed cursor (yours may look different) to resize the bottom border by clicking and dragging it all the way to the bottom of the screen:

So I guess this counts as a minor bug in VirtualBox, but not much of an issue. So now that’s sorted out I can get on with some editing.