Virtual Computer Guides

Virtual machines (virtual computers) are software based versions of a “real” computer. The difference is that they only exist within the program that is running them (whic is called a hypervisor).

VMs are fully functional computers, meaning that you can install programs/apps, access the Internet, log in to online accounts and play music and videos. You can do everything that you’d expect to be able to do on a normal PC.

With At Home Virtual Computer Guides you can easily get your first VM up and running. No previous experience required.

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