[h=1]Windows-ception: You can run Windows within Windows within Windows[/h] October 14, 2015 Kishore Ganesh Leave a comment Edit
Microsoft promised that Windows 10 would be continually updated with new features, and it delivers this time.
Windows Insiders are getting access to a new feature called nested virtualization. which takes advantage of something called VT-x in recent Intel Processors to enable the running of Windows within Windows within Windows.
Of course, the result would be extremely slow unless you have an extremely powerful build, but it is still very impressive. For those who don’t know, virtualization enables the creation of a virtual system within an OS that can run an OS. And now, this new feature, called nested virtualization takes it one step further and creates a virtual system within a virtual system within an actual PC.
What do you think? Isn’t this pretty amazing?
http://techgeekforever.com/2015/10/...an-run-windows-within-windows-within-windows/
Microsoft promised that Windows 10 would be continually updated with new features, and it delivers this time.
Windows Insiders are getting access to a new feature called nested virtualization. which takes advantage of something called VT-x in recent Intel Processors to enable the running of Windows within Windows within Windows.
Of course, the result would be extremely slow unless you have an extremely powerful build, but it is still very impressive. For those who don’t know, virtualization enables the creation of a virtual system within an OS that can run an OS. And now, this new feature, called nested virtualization takes it one step further and creates a virtual system within a virtual system within an actual PC.
What do you think? Isn’t this pretty amazing?
http://techgeekforever.com/2015/10/...an-run-windows-within-windows-within-windows/
