Update 3: If you need a configurable NAT router, see step 2 shown here: Update: It’s now a lot easier to create networks (using PowerShell) in Windows 10 Hyper-V: Update 2: Windows 10 now creates the Default Switch automatically, which is a non-configurable NAT virtual switch for Hyper-V. Support for the NDIS6 networking framework on Windows (default on Vista and later).New, modular audio architecture for providing a better abstraction of the host audio backends.GUI: Hot-plugging support for SATA disks.GUI: HiDPI support including application icons and optional unscaled HiDPI output on Mac OS X (including 3D acceleration).GUI: New Encryption settings tab for customizing encryption options for disk images.GUI: New User Interface settings page for customizing status-bar, menu-bar and guest-content scaling.GUI: VM guest-content scaling support (including 3D acceleration).The VM process is started headless while the frontend runs as a separate process which can be terminated without stopping the VM. VMs can now be started in separate mode.

Disk image encryption (see the manual for more information).

Drag and drop support (bidirectional) for Windows, Linux and Solaris guests.

xHCI Controller to support USB 3 devices (see the manual for more information).

Among others this includes: SSE 4.1, SSE4.2, AVX, AVX-2, AES-NI, POPCNT, RDRAND and RDSEED

Make more instruction set extensions available to the guest when running with hardware-assisted virtualization and nested paging.Paravirtualization support for Windows and Linux guests to improve time-keeping accuracy and performance (see the manual for more information).The following major new features were added:

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