On 07/26/2014 12:25 PM, Michael Havens wrote:
> only problem with running windows in a virtual is that you can't install
> the windows rescue image because most likely it will only run on the
> hardware it comes with.
You don't need a rescue image if you run windows inside a VM. All you
have to do is install windows and get it running exactly like you want
it, then take a snapshot of the system.
If anything ever happens to the system where you would feel a need to
restore it back to default you would simply abandon the current snapshot
and roll back to the original image. The best part is that you don't
even have to delete the current infected/trashed snapshot, you can just
take another snapshot off the original image and run a second parallel
session that is clean as a whistle.
Brian Cluff
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