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Also at this time processors for Windows comes with virtualization extensions - VT-x and AMD-V. So Microsoft focused on making their product better just for Win

Also at this time processors for Windows comes with virtualization extensions - VT-x and AMD-V. So Microsoft focused on making their product better just for Windows. Later they're expanding into Virtual Server and famous "Windows XP Mode" on Win7. At the end everything was merged into Hyper-V.

Melatonic 5y ago
Even though I do not use it professionally I think Hyper-V is very underrated - it is built in for free to many versions of Windows 10 and is pretty easy to get a VM running even by the average power user type person.