Nested Virtualization on Windows 10
Posted: 5. Oct 2018, 17:34
Dear all,
Using Windows 10 Enterprise Edition. Need to determine whether any of the following is possible:
1- Running VirtualBox in VT-X mode while Hyper-V is enabled on the host Windows 10 Enterprise.
2- Running Hyper-V in Windows 10 Enterprise running as guest inside VirtualBox.
With regard to #1, can not get Hyper-V and VirtualBox to work side-to-side. Had to disable Hyper-V auto launch for VirtualBox to work in VT-X mode. Is there a work around solution?
With regard to #2, set paravirtualization type as Hyper-v in VirtualBox settings. But, can not find any other way to activate Hyper-v within guest Windows 10 running in VirtualBox. As a side note, Hyper-V in host had to be disabled as it is only way to get VirtualBox to run in VT-X mode given issue #1 above.
Having Hyper-V active in either host and guest is only way to get Microsoft Edge Application Guard Technology to work.
Thank you..
Using Windows 10 Enterprise Edition. Need to determine whether any of the following is possible:
1- Running VirtualBox in VT-X mode while Hyper-V is enabled on the host Windows 10 Enterprise.
2- Running Hyper-V in Windows 10 Enterprise running as guest inside VirtualBox.
With regard to #1, can not get Hyper-V and VirtualBox to work side-to-side. Had to disable Hyper-V auto launch for VirtualBox to work in VT-X mode. Is there a work around solution?
With regard to #2, set paravirtualization type as Hyper-v in VirtualBox settings. But, can not find any other way to activate Hyper-v within guest Windows 10 running in VirtualBox. As a side note, Hyper-V in host had to be disabled as it is only way to get VirtualBox to run in VT-X mode given issue #1 above.
Having Hyper-V active in either host and guest is only way to get Microsoft Edge Application Guard Technology to work.
Thank you..