Ubuntu Simple and Effective Shared Folder

I don’t know how many times Ubuntu has been installed, and the sharing problem has not been resolved. Recently I have to reinstall Ubuntu 16.04, which happened to be recorded once.
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1. Install dependent libraries
Ctrl+Alt+T Open the terminal and enter the following command:

//Make sure the dependent library is installed
sudo apt install linux-headers-$(uname -r) build-essential dkms

//Restart after installation
reboot

2. Install Virtualbox virtual machine enhancement kit

//Ensure that the current user has permission to access the shared folder
sudo adduser $USER vboxsf

//Restart after installation
reboot

3. Set up shared folders
For example, create a new folder named SHARE on the D drive, preferably an English name, to ensure that the current Windows user can access this folder, and then select Devices -> Shared Folders -> Shared Folders Settings:

//Restart
reboot

4. Access to shared folders
After restarting and logging in, you can see the automatically mounted shared folders!

Shared folder mapping path:

/media/sf_SHARE