How to install a virtual machine on your own computer, how to install a virtual machine on a desktop

Hello, method.

On the Internet** software of a virtual machine, here is used VMware Workstation, first find this software inside, **After completion, install, skip the specific steps, open the virtual machine after installation, select "File" "New" "Virtual Machine" command, enter the new interface, select "Standard Recommended Type" and click Next, click Next, select "Use image file" here, and select "I will install the operating system later" below, Next, select "Windows" in the radio box, in "Version", click the drop-down menu, select "Windows Server 2003 Edition", and then next, now select the path of the virtual machine, click "Next" The system will open the interface of specifying the disk size, here you can set the size of the virtual machine disk, and in the next step, the preparation interface for creating a virtual machine as shown in the figure below will appear, here you will put "Create a virtual machine after powering" The checkmark in the box is canceled, click "Finish" after setting, after the point is completed, the system will open the main interface of the virtual machine, at this time, the operating system has not been installed on the virtual machine, now you want to install the operating system for the virtual machine, okay, now the virtual machine is set up successfully and can be used.

A virtual machine is a complete computer system running in a completely isolated environment with full hardware system functions simulated by software. Popular virtual machine software includes VMware (VMware ACE), Virtual Box, and Virtual PC, all of which can virtualize multiple computers on Windows.

The so-called desktop virtualization defined from this perspective can basically be regarded as a virtualization solution for desktop systems on PCs, but it is simply different and corresponding to server virtualization. It still solves the separation of the installation environment and the running environment of the operating system, and does not depend on specific hardware. But it is undeniable that when the server virtualization technology matures, the real virtual desktop technology begins to appear.

It still solves the separation of the installation environment and the running environment of the operating system, and does not depend on specific hardware. But it is undeniable that when the server virtualization technology matures, the real virtual desktop technology begins to appear.

Desktop OS Virtualization:

The topic here is to distinguish between server virtualization technologies, with a particular emphasis on desktop operating systems being virtualized. In fact, this concept can be basically equated with VMware Workstation and Microsoft VPC to implement a desktop-class operating system. Of course, this application pattern is often used by major developers and testers.

Although the virtual ones are not necessarily XP, 2000 Professional, Vista and other desktop systems. The reason why this is mentioned here is because when virtualization technology was just starting, some vendors defined this as desktop virtualization technology, for example, before Microsoft launched MED-V technology, VPC was defined as Microsoft's desktop virtualization product.

1. First open the menu to find the "Control Panel" and click to enter.

2. Find "Programs & App Features".

3. Open the circle in the picture to "start or disable Windows function".

4. Find Hyper-V in the next pop-up window and check it. Click "OK".

5. Start installing the "Hyper-V" virtual machine, and after the installation is complete, restart the computer.

6. After restarting the computer, click "Windows Management Tools" in "All Apps" in the "Start" menu to see the virtual machine of "Hyper-V" just installed.