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> That is not how most end user installations are configured (aka, not as a virtual machine). IIRC if virtualization is turned on in BIOS, the host Windows its

by judge2020 5y ago

> That is not how most end user installations are configured (aka, not as a virtual machine). IIRC if virtualization is turned on in BIOS, the host Windows itself effectively runs as a hypervisor-backed machine. I still think the tests aren't really representative, though.

tremon 5y ago
Only if the Hyper-V role is installed, which it isn't by default IIRC.
- judge2020 5y ago
  You're right, hyper-v must be turned on via 'Turn windows features on or off' as well.