Here are all the files that you need to download for this: In this approach I use the Virtual Machine Manager (virt-manager) but everything I describe here can be done with the terminal as well (see virsh). In this post, I describe how I setup Windows 10 on a Kernel-based virtual machine (KVM) using QEMU. It just gives me the freedom to have whatever operating system I want. With this, I can also have Windows 11, a macOS VM and more. It’s also great to have a setup like this because I can destroy and create the VM anytime I want because Windows likes to be funny and break itself over time. I’ve been trying to get a Windows 10 Virtual Machine as I need it for school. Over the weekend, I wiped Windows on my Zephyrus G14 and installed Pop!_OS on it.
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