Another video from Rory!
So, he created a new virtual disk in Windows and is able to run stripped down version of Windows.
This is convenient as no virtualization software is needed, no additional (external or internal) disks are needed, and you don’t need to format your hard drive. Just some free disk space is needed for a VHDX file (a virtual hard disk file).
Needles to say, you don’t use any synthetic/virtual drivers, all devices are exposed natively
Rory followed this video to configure everything.
Useful for:
- software testing
- running different versions of utilities
- trying out guidelines from this FREE e-book
- other stuff
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For those interested in experimenting, I mentioned working with virtual hard disks in this thread.
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Experiment 1 → Working