Successful virtualization of Windows 11 within Windows 10

Daymin · 05 Dec 2021

So like I said W101903 best version ever while I am using 2004 right now I just did it. I flipping did it. I installed Windows 11 and none of the rubbish that comes with.

Now on to disabling updating features, anything that invokes Edge, blocking addresses, and websites, along with optimizing it like my Windows 10 by cutting back anything that eats resources without my knowledge.

It is flying like butter. Honestly it looks more like a release of Ubuntu ( That South African release of Linux where some people in Israel modified it and called it Mint ).

Only thing I do not like about this release is that I am really not fond of google at all.

Windows 11 Pro 21H2

cereberus · 06 Dec 2021

Apart from saying you have virtualised W11 in a virtual machine (not even saying which), what does this post have to do with virtualisation?

Compumind · 06 Dec 2021

cereberus said:

Apart from saying you have virtualised W11 in a virtual machine (not even saying which), what does this post have to do with virtualisation?

NavyLCDR · 06 Dec 2021

And this post starts with:

Daymin said:

So like I said W101903 best version ever

Did I miss something there?!? It's when my wife says to me, "You aren't listening." I think to myself, "Well that's a strange way to start a conversation!"

Daymin · 06 Dec 2021

Like it matters what Stephen Kings "IT" says........... I have been trying to virtualize ( It is contagious ) this OSX to run a single program for my work and had the Windows 11 lying around.

Using VMware I was able to install and being the better of the two flies like butter. I then took the Vmdk ( not "Videogame Murder Death Kill" ) but the Vmdk file that was created and popped it into VirtualBox setup.. In VirtualBox I have to match up the same settings or greater in order for it to work correctly. That being said VBox is kinda sluggish ( but I am limiting memory usage because I only plan to use these VM for a single application or two )

Bare in mind I am using hardware from 2016 and not the $6000 I am going to burn on two Laptops and a bicycle I am going to burn my money on in the future..

cereberus · 06 Dec 2021

NavyLCDR said:

And this post starts with:

Did I miss something there?!? It's when my wife says to me, "You aren't listening." I think to myself, "Well that's a strange way to start a conversation!"

Although one should not generalise, I am always mystified at the predominantly female talent to be able to hold 3 or more conversations simultaneously, slipping seamlessly between them without missing a step. My partner and daughter hold conversations that baffle me. The thing is they expect a lowly male to be able to do the same.

I lose track within milliseconds, and when asked a question, I am totally lost and get your response "you aren't listening" as well, even though I actually could repeat verbatim what was said but I have no idea how I am supposed to realise I am having a multiple intertwined conversation. I have come to the conclusion the conversation is bitlocked, and only females have the key.