On the other hand, your computer must be powerful enough to sustain this configuration. For instance, you’ll need to choose the amount of disk space and RAM to allocate to each OS. You just have to configure a few settings at the software and hardware level. No special experience is necessary to use a virtual PC Windows 10 and 11. To unlock the full potential of your computer, you only need to install a Windows 10 virtual machine. And you don’t need bigger office space either.
OS virtualization is also cheaper than buying a bunch of desktops or laptops just to install a particular operating system on each. Same for Windows 11, it’s a wonderful alternative to dual-booting since you just have to rely on a specialized application. Job done! Your VM will now start with Windows on startup.Home › Software › Virtualization › Windows 10 VMĪ virtual machine for Windows 10 enables you to run multiple operating systems on the same computer.
This will open your startup folder, simply drag your shortcut created earlier into this folder. Press Windows Key + R to open the run dialog. This probably works with previous versions of Windows too. If all goes well the VM should start minus the UI. To test, simply double click your new shortcut. In my case the VM was Named "Ubuntu14" so the target ended up looking like this: "C:\Program Files\Oracle\VirtualBox\VBoxManage.exe" startvm "Ubuntu14" -type headless From here we just need to add some extra arguments to the Target: startvm "MyVMName" -type headless For the path of your shortcut you want to Browse to the VirtualBox install location and select VBoxManage.exe, Save and then right click the new shortcut to edit the properties. Right click your desktop and 'create a new shortcut'. To test this out, you need to know 2 things:Ĭreate a shortcut to start the VM headless This means we can add it to our windows startup and our VM can start with windows. There is now a command line option for starting your VMs without having to open the UI. Thankfully Version 5.0 has been recently released and it will finally handle this for you. I always found this to be a bit of a pain that VirtualBox didn't support this 'out of the box'.
If you wanted to start a VirtualBox VM headless (no UI) in the past, you needed additional tools.
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