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Good question on which edition supports virtualization, so i looked it up. There is a downloadable table on the compare editions page, its located here in PDF:
by LyalinDotCom 10y ago
Good question on which edition supports virtualization, so i looked it up. There is a downloadable table on the compare editions page, its located here in PDF:
http://wincom.blob.core.windows.net/documents/Win10CompareTable_FY17.pdf http://wincom.blob.core.windows.net/documents/Win10CompareTa...
On there it indicates that Hyper-V comes with Pro or above. So basically only Windows 10 Home doesn't seem to have it.
- joosters 10y agoThat same confusing document also lists 'Microsoft Application Virtualization (App-V)' as a feature that doesn't exist on Pro. Is having Hyper-V sufficient? What actually is the 'App-V' feature listed? (It comes in a 'management' section, so it is unclear if it is about managing apps or just letting them run in the first place). Still very confusing...
- WorldMaker 10y agoHyper-V is sufficient. (Hyper-V is the virtualization hypervisor that runs virtual machines; App-V is an Enterprise-targeted application container management system/tool.)