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When I tried to install new virtual machine in virt-manager, virtualization - localhost (QEMU) is not connected.

It shows Error: No active connection to installed on. How to fix this problem.

muru
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aditya
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  • Could you please be more specific: When and where does it show the error? Is that the complete error message? Please add screenshots of your virt-manager window and the error message to yourquestion. – ridgy Jul 05 '17 at 13:23

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  1. Verify you have all packages you need

    sudo apt install -y qemu-kvm libvirt0 libvirt-bin virt-manager bridge-utils
    sudo systemctl enable libvirt-bin
    
  2. Verify that libvirtd and libvirt-bin are up and running

    sudo service libvirtd status
    sudo service libvirt-bin status
    
  3.  sudo systemctl reboot
    
kurdtpage
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Zeh
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Make sure your username is part of the libvirt group. Try running sudo adduser <username> libvirt. This fixed the problem for me.

ayeiser
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You are likely going to need to make sure your user owns the libvirt socket, change out the username:username with your actual username

sudo chown username:username /var/run/libvirt/libvirt-sock
dsha256
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Try restarting the libvirtd service:

sudo service libvirtd stop
sudo service libvirtd start
kurdtpage
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In my case I had the error when trying to run it right after the installation.

I tried restarting the libvirtd service in that same session but with no success.

I tried logging out and logging back in still with no success.

But after rebooting the machine, all was fine.

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