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« Last post by MilesAhead on September 17, 2015, 04:38 PM »Can someone explain to me how to get VMs to work using with that Hyper-V stuff?
I had plenty of VMs working just fine using VirtualBox in Windows 7 x64, but once I updated to Windows 10, none of my x64 VMs work anymore because the included Windows 10 Hyper-V thing is using some needed thing that VirtualBox can no longer get access to.
I've tried Googling for an answer but the only "solution" I've found is to no longer use x64 VMs, but rather to use the 32-bit versions instead. . .-Deozaan (September 17, 2015, 03:42 PM)
I don't know if W10 is much different than W8(which is what I have.. W8.0 64 bit) in that regard. I have had no problem creating x64 VMs using VMWare Player 7.x. In fact if the iso image is a Windows DVD image it knows what to do right away. All you should need to do is accept the defaults unless you wish to make the VM image file one contiguous file rather than expanding it dynamically as needed. Once you have Windows installed then you want to install the VMWare Tools so you can drag and drop directly from the host OS desktop into the VM instead of copying files in via network etc..
Edit: They changed the product name and their site around so I cannot find a link to the free version. But the free version is all you need.
Edit2: Also if you have the VM images and don't want to do all that work over again there may be a Box to Player converter on the VMWare site.

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