Although I have used nested Hyper-V several times, I've never considered whether it is possible to do nested virtualization in Windows 10 Hyper-V. I guess I never really had a good use case for it.

For many people, Hyper-V is one of the more useful Windows 10 features. In my case, for example, I rarely use Windows 10 features such as Miracast or the Game Bar, but I use Hyper-V almost every day.

To get access to containers in the test builds, Insiders will need to enable both the Containers and the Hyper-V features once they're available to Insiders testing Windows 10 Redstone 1, a k a ...

I was doing some quick recovery work and spun up a VM on a Windows 10 box, connected it to the domain, transferred FMSO roles, etc. Got the Hyper-V 2016 (stand alone) spun up. I can't for the life ...

As Hyper-V is a considered an Enterprise feature, it is not available on Windows 10 home and only on the Pro and Enterprise versions. Below is the full change log for this latest Windows 10 ...

At times, Hyper-V takes a lot of time to go to the next screen while installing Windows 11/10. Many people often click the Shutdown or Turn off button to stop the installation after getting bored.

For Windows 10 users running Insider builds on ARM64 devices, Microsoft has released a Hyper-V VXHD that lets you install Windows 10 as a guest on your devices.

Microsoft has been testing out Hyper-V on ARM64 PCs for a while now, but unfortunately, users haven't been able to create a Windows 10 VM due tot he lack of media. That might be changing.