Windows 10X is a new operating system that was released in October of 2017. It is designed to improve the performance and security of your PC. It is a free upgrade for Windows 10 users and it can be installed on any PC. To install Windows 10X, you will need to first create an account on the Microsoft website and then download the installer. Once you have downloaded the installer, open it and follow the prompts to install it. After installation is complete, you will need to reboot your PC in order for Windows 10X to take effect.

Install Windows 10X on Your PC

  1. The steps are simple, but they can be difficult to follow if you don’t know what you’re doing.
  2. There are a few things that you need to do in order to complete the steps correctly, and if you make any mistakes along the way, it could result in a lot of trouble.
  3. If you’re feeling confident about completing the steps, make sure to practice them as much as possible so that you’re comfortable with them before starting the project.

To install Windows 10X, we are going to use a virtual machine and that is because the performance on a virtual machine is actually better than an emulator. The ISO image of Windows 10X isn’t out so we are not going to install it on any physical hardware. For this, we are going to use a VHDX file that can be used only on Microsoft’s Hyper-V. The catch is that Microsoft Hyper-V is available only for Windows 10 Pro so you will need Windows 10 Pro, Enterprise, or Education. You can’t run Windows 10X on any third-party virtual machine apps. It is mandatory to have Hardware virtualization support through BIOS or UEFI. Users having AMD GPU can’t run Windows 10X. However, there might be a way which we have discussed below.

Now that we have established all the things that you need to know, let us start the process. First, we have to set up Hyper-V:

  1. Create a new virtual machine on your computer. This will be your primary workstation for Hyper-V.
  2. Choose the operating system for your virtual machine: Windows 10 or Windows 8.1.
  3. Choose a hypervisor: Hyper-V, VMware ESXi, or Microsoft Azure VM.
  4. Configure your networking and storage settings: You will need to create a network and storage account, set up shares on both devices, and configure networking options like DHCP and WINS (if you are using an external network).
  5. Install the Hyper-V drivers: You will need to install the Hyper-V drivers from Microsoft or VMware if you are using Windows 10 or 8.1; if you are using VMware, you will also need to install the vSphere Client 6.5 or higher and the vSphere Web Client 5.5 or higher

Setting Up Hyper-V

Step 2: Once you have enabled virtualization, we need to create a new user account for it. Just type in the name of your new user account and hit enter. You will be asked to provide a password for your new user account. Step 3: Next, we need to create a new partition on our hard drive for our virtualization environment. Just type in the name of the partition and hit enter. You will be asked to provide a size for your virtualization environment and also provide a location for your virtualization environment. Step 4: Finally, we need to install the VirtualBox software on our PC. Just type in the path to VirtualBox and hit enter. You will be asked to provide a path to your installation files and also provide an administrator password for your virtualization environment.

Now that you are in the BIOS menu, look for “Intel VT-x”, “Intel VT-d” or something similar and enable ‘Virtualization Technology’. This will allow your computer to run multiple operating systems at the same time. Navigate through different menus and press the “F10” key to save the changes. ..

Now let your computer reboot. Hyper-V will be enabled after the reboot. To enable Hyper-V, open Run and type “optionalfeatures.exe.” ..

Step 4: Scroll and search for Hyper-V check all the boxes and then press the OK button. It will install all the important files and your system will ask for a restart after the installation is done.

When your system reboots, type Hyper-V in the Windows search bar and hit enter.

Step 6: Hyper-V will now open.

Step 7: Now download the VHDX file from the link given just below. To complete the installation, you will need to download and install the VHDX file from the link below. This file will contain all of the necessary files and instructions for installing your new operating system. ..

When the download is done, extract the file to the “Flash.vhdx” file to an accessible location(desktop). It is recommended to save the file where you have a good amount of storage available.

In the ‘New’ window, click on the ‘Hyper-V’ icon and then click on the ‘Virtual Machine’ button. In the ‘Virtual Machine’ window, click on the ‘Create’ button. In the ‘Create’ window, enter a name for your new virtual machine and then click on the ‘OK’ button.

In this step, you will choose the name for your virtual machine.

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Now that you have decided on the size of your virtual machine, you need to allocate some RAM for it. It is recommended to allot 3GB or more for a smooth performance.

In the Default Switch dialog, you will be asked to select a switch to use as your primary input device. You can choose to use a keyboard, mouse, or trackpad. If you are using a touchscreen device, you will also be asked to choose a input method.

Step 15: Click on the ‘Browse’ button, and select ‘Flash.vhdx’. Click on Next.

Your virtual machine is ready and this virtual machine will be used to run the latest Windows 10.

We will now create a virtual machine that will be used to install Windows 10X.

Install Windows 10X

In this second stage, we will be using the Windows 10X operating system to run our Hyper-V environment. This operating system is designed to be more efficient and faster than Windows 10.

Step 2: In the new window that pops up, type in the following information: -Name: My Virtual Machine -Location: C:\Users\username\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Virtualization -Type of VM: Windows 10 Pro (64-bit) Step 3: Click on the ‘Connect’ button. Step 4: The virtual machine will start up and you will be able to see it in the ‘My Virtual Machine’ section of your computer’s windows.

Step 3: After the Windows 10X has loaded, you will see a new screen that looks like this: Step 4: On the left-hand side of this screen, you will see a list of all the devices that are connected to your Hyper-V environment. This list will include all the devices that are currently running Windows 10. You can click on any of these devices to start debugging and troubleshooting it.

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The Windows 10X welcome animation will play when you first start the computer.

Step 4: Log in to your Microsoft account.

Windows 10X is a new operating system that allows you to enjoy the Windows 10 experience on your PC.

You can disable the virtual machine by clicking the ‘Action’ button at the uppermost row and then clicking on ‘Turn Off’.

You can delete a virtual machine by selecting it and clicking on ‘Delete’. ..

Fix to Run Windows 10X for AMD GPU

Windows 10X is a Windows 10 operating system that is designed to run on AMD hardware. It is not possible to run it using a virtual machine on an Nvidia graphics card. The performance will be reduced.

Step 2: In the Device Manager window, double-click on the “Network adapters” category. Step 3: Right-click on the network adapter that you want to troubleshoot and select “Properties”. Step 4: On the “General” tab, make sure that the “Status” column is set to “OK”. If it is not, click on the “Status” button and change it to “OK”. Step 5: On the “Description” tab, make sure that the network adapter description is correct. If it is not, click on the “Description” button and type in a new description. ..

  1. On the Display adapters page, expand the Display adapter you want to configure.
  2. Under ‘Advanced settings’, click on ‘Configure advanced display settings’.
  3. In the ‘Display settings’ window, under ‘Monitoring’, make sure that ‘Enable monitoring for graphics performance’ is checked.
  4. Under ‘Graphics performance’, make sure that the following options are set: Resolution: Select a resolution from the list that best matches your monitor’s native resolution; if your monitor has a higher resolution than what’s listed, select a higher resolution. If you don’t know your monitor’s native resolution or if it doesn’t have one listed, leave this setting at its default of 1920 x 1080 pixels (1080p). Refresh rate: Select a refresh rate from the list that best matches your monitor’s native refresh rate; if your monitor has a higher refresh rate than what’s listed, select a higher refresh rate. If you don’t know your monitor’s native refresh rate or if it doesn’t have one listed, leave this setting at its default of 60Hz. Graphics processor: Select an appropriate graphics processor for your computer from the list; if you’re not sure which graphics processor to choose, leave this setting at its default of “Intel HD Graphics”. ..

Step 4: Reboot your computer. Step 5: Open the AMDGPU driver and select ‘Disable device’.

You can start the virtual machine using Hyper-V and it should work fine.

Windows 10X is a new operating system from Microsoft that is designed to be more user-friendly and easier to use. It is available as a free download from the Windows 10X website. If you experience any difficulties installing or using Windows 10X, please contact the Windows 10X support team for assistance. ..