The panel on the left contains details of your installed virtualisation server (i.e. Hyper-V then appears in the Start Menu and when you run it you’ll see that it has three main panels. Find Hyper-V in the list of features, check it, and click OK. These VMs run in Hyper-V which you can activate by opening Control Panel and then Programs and Features before clicking the Turn Windows features on or off link in the right panel.
These can run test or evaluation environments for a variety of operating systems, including Windows and Linux. If you use Windows 10 Pro or Enterprise, you can create Virtual Machines (VM) that will run on your desktop.
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