So, when you're using Virtualization, you'll be creating and managing virtual machines. You'll need to allocate resources like RAM and CPU to each machine, and you'll need to install operating systems on each one. It's like building a whole new computer, but inside your existing one.
As you're playing around with Virtualization, you'll start to notice all the little details that make it so cool. Like, you can take snapshots of your virtual machines, so you can go back to a previous state if something goes wrong. And you can clone machines, so you can make multiple copies of the same one.
How to enable virtualization on Windows 10 - The Unfolder
