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If its Windows 10 Pro just install the hyperv role 

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i'd recommend hyperv over virtualbox. vb is easier to use, but hyperv is more powerful and in my experience, ive had less issues with hyperv than virtualbox.

 

See: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/virtualization/hyper-v-on-windows/quick-start/enable-hyper-v

under 'Enable the Hyper-V role through Settings'

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Depends what you wanna do with the Ubuntu server VM. If you just want to try things out with it. I would use personally Virtualbox or VMware workstation. Its easy to rollback, change or delete. But if want to really use it for something like a minecraft server or for hosting a website. Its better to do it in HyperV if it is a Windows 10 pro box. Because it's more stable just like @smokeweedeveryday said. 

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4 hours ago, Ubuntu is love said:

Depends what you wanna do with the Ubuntu server VM. If you just want to try things out with it. I would use personally Virtualbox or VMware workstation. Its easy to rollback, change or delete. But if want to really use it for something like a minecraft server or for hosting a website. Its better to do it in HyperV if it is a Windows 10 pro box. Because it's more stable just like @smokeweedeveryday 

I have the home version but i managed to create one with oracke vm so ko problem

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