Virtualbox is one of the more user-friendly tools when it comes to setting up virtual machines, but let's walk you through your first time.

Setting up VirtualBox To get started with your virtual machine—be it Windows, Linux, or macOS (if you’re really going for it)—load VirtualBox and click on the big “New” button in the corner.

Choose it, navigate to a folder on the host machine that you can use to move documents or application setup files between your real and virtual machines, and click OK.

Learn how to configure and use Hyper-V in Windows 11/10. You can create VMs or Virtual Machines using this screenshot tutorial.

The Enable EFI option in VirtualBox lets you turn on EFI on your virtual machine. If you want to use Linux distributions or Windows 11 on VirtualBox virtual machine, you must enable EFI.

Thanks, Virtual Windows User Dear VWU, Trying the developer preview out in a virtual machine is a smart way to go, since you can do a clean install and play around without worrying about messing ...

After you're done creating the new virtual machine, it's time to install Windows 10 by going to Settings > Storage and selecting the empty IDE drive. Click the disc icon and then click "Choose a ...

If you can't run Windows 11 on your PC, then you might want to try it on a virtual machine. Here's how to install Windows 11 on a VM.

If you made it through the setup wizard, you should see your new virtual machine listed VMware Player's welcome screen where it can be powered on to begin the Windows 10 installation.