• Scraft161
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    01 year ago

    If you can try andd use Hyper-V as it is windows native (if you have home edition then it’s not something you can use because M$).

    If you want a simple hypervisor VirtualBox will do just fine and I’ve had a generally better experience with that over VMWare (that said both will do the trick).

    Lastly I should mention that you can use Qemu on windows; but I’ve never tried that myself and it might require some tinkering to get to work but it is the fastest virtualization framework I know of.