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Windows 10X on Hyper-V emulator

Use this guide if you have an amd processor

For use with Hyper-V manager in windows 10 pro



First we need to enable virtualisation in bios settings, mine was called secure virtual machine = enabled

Go to control panel, programs, turn windows features on and off. Scroll down & check the Hyper-V tab


Search for Hyper-V manager in Cortana 

Create a new virtual machine 

Tap on New virtual machine and browse to the vhdx file


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