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Unless your VM solution is a VMWare technonoly, in which case hyper-v gets turned right back off because VMWare has its own hypervisor that needs to run as low
by TheRealPomax 7y ago
Unless your VM solution is a VMWare technonoly, in which case hyper-v gets turned right back off because VMWare has its own hypervisor that needs to run as low as possible.
- ComputerGuru 7y agoJust announced that the next version of VMware workstation will be able to use hyper-v for compatibility with these security features (and more pressingly for their user base, WSLv2).
- noisem4ker 7y agoOracle is also attempting to solve the same problem with VirtualBox, but it's not there yet.