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Windows 10 Team Edition Virtual Appliance
Hi Everyone, I guess this will be a non starter, but has anyone had any experience / attempts at getting a build of Windows 10 Team Edition to run as a Hyper-V / VMWare guest OS? In my day jo...
PaulGregory Morning! I found a video on the old YT (look for surface hub lab) looking for just this same kind of thing. It requires you to have access to the surface hub recovery utility, an SSD for use in a surface hub (gen1) (not all discs are supported) and some patience. It definitely works on my corporate machine as a VM but is temperamental. I have used it exclusively for taking better screen captures of the SurfaceHub OS to share with my business users. Testing config changes pre deployment is very termperamental and sometimes strange scenarios involving my managed win10 laptop configs were being inherited etc so don't rely on it for that. Good luck.
yes the virtual surface hub works perfectly , does not need very high specs.