Modern Windows, Home or Pro already runs under a hypervisor, it's called Core Isolation. > The entire idea of Core Isolation is that your OS will segregate cri

Modern Windows, Home or Pro already runs under a hypervisor, it's called Core Isolation. > The entire idea of Core Isolation is that your OS will segregate critical core processes from the rest of the other normally running ones in order to defend against hostile or ill-natured software/driver or malware. You can think of it as a vault that only the allowed have access to, something that is not open to everyone. Windows achieves this feat by using its virtualization technology. https://feedthecuriosity.com/windows-os/what-is-core-isolation-and-memory-integrity-in-windows-11/ https://feedthecuriosity.com/windows-os/what-is-core-isolati...