Windows users have several virtualization platforms at their disposal, allowing them to run simulated (or virtualized) systems within a single PC, each acting as a completely independent PC environment: Microsoft Hyper-V, which is part of Windows 10/11 Pro and Enterprise, as well as Oracle VirtualBox, VMware Workstation Pro, and Workstation Player. Hardware emulationVirtual PC BIOSAdapting guest PCsVirtual machines can be reconfigured in VirtualBox, VMware, and Hyper-V at any time, to increase or decrease the main memory provided and to add interfaces or further drives. The VMware Workstation Pro shines with broad hardware support, a network editor, group functions, and many extras that are especially interesting for corporate users