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You can use any virtualization platform you whish, but remember that each virtual machine need own license for activation.
Does Microsoft accept VMware and Virtualbox?
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Anonymous
I tried finding a virtual machine for my computer.
But I found one called VMware workstation pro. And Oracle Virtualbox.
Does Microsoft accepts that? Please tell me. I need to know
If he lets us. I can now do a second windows.
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2024-12-27T09:01:15+00:00 Oh Thank you!