How to analyze non-tariff measures

Win7 built-in virtual machine usage introduction In computer use,How to analyze non-tariff measures we may need to install multiple operating systems to meet different needs, but each system needs a separate device to run. This brings a lot of inconvenience to the use of computers, and using virtual machines can effectively solve this problem. Win7's built-in virtual machine is a virtualization tool built in the operating system, which can help users use other operating systems without installing additional hardware devices. I. Enable Win7Self-built virtualization Before using Win7's built-in virtual machine, you need to confirm whether the computer you are using supports hardware virtualization to ensure that VMware and VirtualBox are compatible with Windows 7. You can check or enable hardware virtualization by performing the following steps: 1. Press the CTRL + ESC key, and then enter "Computer Management" in the "Search" box. Two. In the computer management window, expand "Services and Applications", click "Services", then find "Virtualization Infrastructure Service" and make sure that the service is running. 3. If your processor supports virtualization technology (VT-x or AMD-V), you can open the BIOS settings and enable hardware virtualization. Four. After confirming the completion of the setting, we can start running the Win7 virtual machine.II. Run Win7 built-in virtual machine Win7 built-in virtual machine is the platform of Microsoft Virtual PC. After installing the Win7 operating system, open the Start Menu, select All Programs, find Windows Virtual PC and click Run. If Windows Virtual PC is not installed on your computer, you can download and install it using the following link: http://www.microsoft.com/download/details.aspx? Id=3702 III. Create a new virtual machine in Win7's built-in virtual machine manager, you can create a new virtual machine. Select "New", and then follow the instructions to fill in the name, path, operating system and other information to complete the creation of a new virtual machine.IV. After starting the virtual machine and creating a new virtual machine, click the virtual machine and select "Start". The virtual machine will start in a new window and automatically run the operating system you specified. V. Virtual machine management When running a virtual machine, you can use Win7's built-in virtual machine manager to manage and modify virtual machine settings. To modify the virtual machine settings, please close the virtual machine first, and then select "Settings" in Win7's built-in virtual machine manager. VI. Sharing files in the virtual machine. You can install other operating systems or your software, which can be shared through the network and use the same network settings as the host. In general, Win7's built-in virtual machine provides a convenient and fast virtualization tool for Windows 7 operating system users, which allows users to easily install and run other operating systems without purchasing other virtualization software.If you want to virtualize simply and effectively, Win7's built-in virtual machine is an excellent choice for you.

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