Virtualization allows multiple operating systems to run simultaneously on a single machine using virtual machines (VMs). Hyper-V is Microsoft's virtualization software that allows creating and managing VMs on Windows. To use Hyper-V, virtualization must be enabled in the BIOS and the Hyper-V feature installed via Windows Features. VMs can then be created and managed through the Hyper-V Manager. Remote Desktop allows remotely accessing and controlling another computer running Windows.
Virtualization allows multiple operating systems to run simultaneously on a single machine using virtual machines (VMs). Hyper-V is Microsoft's virtualization software that allows creating and managing VMs on Windows. To use Hyper-V, virtualization must be enabled in the BIOS and the Hyper-V feature installed via Windows Features. VMs can then be created and managed through the Hyper-V Manager. Remote Desktop allows remotely accessing and controlling another computer running Windows.
Virtualization allows multiple operating systems to run simultaneously on a single machine using virtual machines (VMs). Hyper-V is Microsoft's virtualization software that allows creating and managing VMs on Windows. To use Hyper-V, virtualization must be enabled in the BIOS and the Hyper-V feature installed via Windows Features. VMs can then be created and managed through the Hyper-V Manager. Remote Desktop allows remotely accessing and controlling another computer running Windows.
Virtualization allows multiple operating systems to run simultaneously on a single machine using virtual machines (VMs). Hyper-V is Microsoft's virtualization software that allows creating and managing VMs on Windows. To use Hyper-V, virtualization must be enabled in the BIOS and the Hyper-V feature installed via Windows Features. VMs can then be created and managed through the Hyper-V Manager. Remote Desktop allows remotely accessing and controlling another computer running Windows.
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Virtualization
Traditionally to use different operating systems you need to
have different standalone machines Windows Hyper-V Manager • Check your computer qualifying running hyper-v • With in search bar- type system information • For the first time you need to reboot your machine 1
2 Export the VM Import the VM Windows Server • Microsoft Windows Server OS (operating system) designed to: • share services with multiple users and provide extensive administrative control of data storage, applications and corporate networks. Create new VM Pre-requisites in Windows 10 • The basic pre-requisites for creating and running virtual machines in Windows 10 are the following − • A 64-bit edition of Windows 10 Pro or Windows Enterprise. Hyper-V isn’t available for Windows 10 Home Edition. • Your computer processor needs to support virtualization, or more specifically SLAT (Secondary Level Address Translation). • Virtualization has to be enabled in your computer’s BIOS. This small program handles the boot-up of your computer, ensuring everything is in the right place. What Windows version do you have? • To find out what specific Windows version you have, follow these steps − • Step 1 − Open the Control Panel by searching for it in the Search bar. Step 2 − After the Control Panel is open, choose System. Step 3 − In the System window you can see what specific Windows version and what type of processor (CPU) your computer has. Enabling Virtualization in the BIOS • Step 1 − Restart your computer and enter the BIOS setup. This is done by pressing a key just as the computer is turned on. The key you have to press varies from one system to another, but it usually is F2, F10, or Delete. • Step 2 − After entering the BIOS setup, you must enable all virtualization settings. The BIOS also varies greatly from system to system, depending on the brand. • Step 3 − After enabling all necessary settings, save and exit the BIOS setup. This is usually done by pressing F10. After this, the computer will restart. www.getintopc.com Setting Up Hyper-V • To create and manage virtual machines, you need to set up Microsoft Hyper-V. To do this, follow these steps − • Step 1 − Open the Control Panel by searching for it in the Search bar. Step 2 − After the Control Panel is open, choose Programs and Features. Step 3 − In the Programs and Features window, click “Turn Windows features on or off”. Step 4 − In the Windows Features window, look for the Hyper-V feature and check all the boxes. • Windows will then install and configure Hyper-V, after which it will ask you to restart and confirm the changes. Using Hyper-V to Create a Virtual Machine • Step 1 − Enter Control Panel and select Administrative Tools. Step 2 − In the Administrative Tools window, click on Hyper-V Manager. Step 3 − When Hyper-V starts, you will see the name of your computer on the left-side of the application. Select the computer to work on it. Step 4 − On the Action menu, select New and Virtual Machine. You can also do this from the sidebar on the right-side of the application, under Actions • Step 5 − Hyper-V will open the New Virtual Machine Wizard to help you in the process of creating a virtual machine. Here you can click the Finish button to create a virtual machine with some basic configurations. Advanced users can click Next to go through the steps of creating a customized virtual machine. Step 6 − After the virtual machine is created, you will see it inside the Hyper-V window. Windows 10 - Remote Access • Remote Desktop is a feature that allows you to access another computer on a remote location from your computer. • Allowing Remote Access to your Computer • To use Remote Access, the remote computer must be configured first to accept remote connections. This setting is turned off by default to avoid unwanted connections, but to turn it on, follow these steps − • Step 1 − Go to Control Panel = System = Remote desktop = enable remote desktop
Windows Operating System: Windows Operating System (OS) Installation, Basic Windows OS Operations, Disk Defragment, Disk Partitioning, Windows OS Upgrade, System Restore, and Disk Formatting
Windows Operating System: Windows Operating System (OS) Installation, Basic Windows OS Operations, Disk Defragment, Disk Partitioning, Windows OS Upgrade, System Restore, and Disk Formatting
