Windows 11 Enterprise is now available for developers
Developers can now tap into Microsoft’s new AI tools to make Windows applications.
Windows 11 Enterprise virtual machine is now available to download. You can download it to your computer and start building Windows applications quickly by using a virtual machine with the latest versions of Windows, developer tools, SDKs, and samples right on your hard drive. There are 4 virtualization software options available: VMWare, Hyper-V, VirtualBox, and Parallels.
The Windows 11 Enterprise VM is a 20GB download, and it will expire on January 9, 2022.
The evaluation VM includes the following features:
Window 11 Enterprise can be evaluated
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Windows Terminal installed
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As ZDNet points out, the page is actually titled “get a Windows 11 Enterprise virtual machine.” It turns out that this page isn’t about getting a Windows 10 development environment. Microsoft might update this website to more accurately reflect the information on it in the future.
Without the need to run Windows on a system, developers can use a virtual machine (VM) to work with the Windows 11 Enterprise operating system. This way, they will be able to work from any device – even Linux or macOS. Choosing between VMware, Hyper-V, VirtualBox, and Parallels has never been easier for developers. Not only do more people have access to it than ever before, but they have a variety of options to choose from.