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Hey guys , I found the March Release of Windows 8.1 by G2 [ Generation 2 ] and a mate told me he got this while another one has no problem with it ...

May I find what would happen on my PC with this OS installing it on a VM ?

If there's all right , should I proceed with the real installation ?

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Mike, are you talking about the March 2014 Beta of Windows 8.1, or the most recent build of Windows 8.1 from this month?  If it's an older Beta version, it won't let you install (or at least activate it), since it has an expiration date.  Or are you talking about Windows 10?  I really don't know what March Release of Windows 8.1 means.

  On 13/03/2015 at 18:33, Gotenks98 said:

No because its not the final OS. You don't know anything will break between now and RTM.

 

Windows 8.1 is final.

 

Windows 10 is not final yet.

 

OP is installing Windows 8.1 in VM.  It's fine.  No matter if 8.1 or 10.

 

Some people have installed Windows 10 in their VM for testing.

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  On 18/03/2015 at 14:55, shozilla said:

Windows 8.1 is final.

 

Windows 10 is not final yet.

 

OP is installing Windows 8.1 in VM.  It's fine.  No matter if 8.1 or 10.

 

Some people have installed Windows 10 in their VM for testing.

I have two VMs of Windows 10 - one in each of my two Hyper-V hosts. (In fact, one of the VM hosts is Windows 10 10049 - which is hosting a VM of 10051.)

Unless the ISO image itself has issues (corrupted, etc.),you wouldn't have any issues with hosting Windows in Hyper-V (or any other virtualization solution) - as long as it is newer than Windows 2000.

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