Windows 10 Home - 1809 Virtualization Features
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I'm running Windows 10 Home edition. Recently updated to 1809. Found a few new features and services related to virtualization. Does this mean Hyper-V is now available for Home edition too? What do these additional features do?
windows-10 hyper-v windows-services hypervisor windows-10-v1809
asked Jan 26 at 15:02
The-DroidsterThe-Droidster
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I'm running Windows 10 Home edition. Recently updated to 1809. Found a few new features and services related to virtualization. Does this mean Hyper-V is now available for Home edition too? What do these additional features do?
windows-10 hyper-v windows-services hypervisor windows-10-v1809
asked Jan 26 at 15:02
The-DroidsterThe-Droidster
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Yes, this was leaked some time ago....mspoweruser.com/…
– Moab
Jan 26 at 15:10
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Windows Hypervisor Platformhas existed since 1803, it actually, isn't a new feature and exist for both Windows 10 Home and Windows 10 Professional.Virtual Machine Platformas described by the article, does not appear to do anything currently.
– Ramhound
Jan 26 at 15:29
Thanks for the link. So, Virtual Machine Platform does nothing at the moment and Windows Hypervisor Platform has existed since 1803. Does the latter activate any usable features at the moment or is it too just a placeholder for now?
– The-Droidster
Jan 26 at 15:48
Windows Hypervisor Platform is an API that can be used by third-party programs like VirtualBox
– Ramhound
Jan 26 at 15:53
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I'm running Windows 10 Home edition. Recently updated to 1809. Found a few new features and services related to virtualization. Does this mean Hyper-V is now available for Home edition too? What do these additional features do?
windows-10 hyper-v windows-services hypervisor windows-10-v1809
asked Jan 26 at 15:02
The-DroidsterThe-Droidster
1011
I'm running Windows 10 Home edition. Recently updated to 1809. Found a few new features and services related to virtualization. Does this mean Hyper-V is now available for Home edition too? What do these additional features do?
windows-10 hyper-v windows-services hypervisor windows-10-v1809
windows-10 hyper-v windows-services hypervisor windows-10-v1809
asked Jan 26 at 15:02
The-DroidsterThe-Droidster
1011
asked Jan 26 at 15:02
The-DroidsterThe-Droidster
1011
asked Jan 26 at 15:02
The-DroidsterThe-Droidster
1011
asked Jan 26 at 15:02
The-DroidsterThe-Droidster
1011
asked Jan 26 at 15:02
The-DroidsterThe-Droidster
1011
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Yes, this was leaked some time ago....mspoweruser.com/…
– Moab
Jan 26 at 15:10
1
Windows Hypervisor Platformhas existed since 1803, it actually, isn't a new feature and exist for both Windows 10 Home and Windows 10 Professional.Virtual Machine Platformas described by the article, does not appear to do anything currently.
– Ramhound
Jan 26 at 15:29
Thanks for the link. So, Virtual Machine Platform does nothing at the moment and Windows Hypervisor Platform has existed since 1803. Does the latter activate any usable features at the moment or is it too just a placeholder for now?
– The-Droidster
Jan 26 at 15:48
Windows Hypervisor Platform is an API that can be used by third-party programs like VirtualBox
– Ramhound
Jan 26 at 15:53
add a comment |
1
Yes, this was leaked some time ago....mspoweruser.com/…
– Moab
Jan 26 at 15:10
1
Windows Hypervisor Platformhas existed since 1803, it actually, isn't a new feature and exist for both Windows 10 Home and Windows 10 Professional.Virtual Machine Platformas described by the article, does not appear to do anything currently.
– Ramhound
Jan 26 at 15:29
Thanks for the link. So, Virtual Machine Platform does nothing at the moment and Windows Hypervisor Platform has existed since 1803. Does the latter activate any usable features at the moment or is it too just a placeholder for now?
– The-Droidster
Jan 26 at 15:48
Windows Hypervisor Platform is an API that can be used by third-party programs like VirtualBox
– Ramhound
Jan 26 at 15:53
1
1
Yes, this was leaked some time ago....mspoweruser.com/…
– Moab
Jan 26 at 15:10
Yes, this was leaked some time ago....mspoweruser.com/…
– Moab
Jan 26 at 15:10
1
1
Windows Hypervisor Platform has existed since 1803, it actually, isn't a new feature and exist for both Windows 10 Home and Windows 10 Professional. Virtual Machine Platform as described by the article, does not appear to do anything currently.– Ramhound
Jan 26 at 15:29
Windows Hypervisor Platform has existed since 1803, it actually, isn't a new feature and exist for both Windows 10 Home and Windows 10 Professional. Virtual Machine Platform as described by the article, does not appear to do anything currently.– Ramhound
Jan 26 at 15:29
Thanks for the link. So, Virtual Machine Platform does nothing at the moment and Windows Hypervisor Platform has existed since 1803. Does the latter activate any usable features at the moment or is it too just a placeholder for now?
– The-Droidster
Jan 26 at 15:48
Thanks for the link. So, Virtual Machine Platform does nothing at the moment and Windows Hypervisor Platform has existed since 1803. Does the latter activate any usable features at the moment or is it too just a placeholder for now?
– The-Droidster
Jan 26 at 15:48
Windows Hypervisor Platform is an API that can be used by third-party programs like VirtualBox
– Ramhound
Jan 26 at 15:53
Windows Hypervisor Platform is an API that can be used by third-party programs like VirtualBox
– Ramhound
Jan 26 at 15:53
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Yes, this was leaked some time ago....mspoweruser.com/…
– Moab
Jan 26 at 15:10
1
Windows Hypervisor Platformhas existed since 1803, it actually, isn't a new feature and exist for both Windows 10 Home and Windows 10 Professional.Virtual Machine Platformas described by the article, does not appear to do anything currently.– Ramhound
Jan 26 at 15:29
Thanks for the link. So, Virtual Machine Platform does nothing at the moment and Windows Hypervisor Platform has existed since 1803. Does the latter activate any usable features at the moment or is it too just a placeholder for now?
– The-Droidster
Jan 26 at 15:48
Windows Hypervisor Platform is an API that can be used by third-party programs like VirtualBox
– Ramhound
Jan 26 at 15:53