
Follow these steps to get Windows 11 up and running:ĭownload the Windows 11 ISO fileInstall Oracle VM Virtual Box if you haven’t alreadyInitialize a new Virtual Machine and select the Windows 11 ISO fileAllocate system resources and install the ISO Here’s how you can install Windows 11 in Virtual Box and test it without replacing your stable OS. You don’t need to worry about bugs affecting any essential files.You can always revert any changes or delete the entire Windows 11 setup.And most importantly, you can judge the look, feel, and features of Windows 11 without replacing your existing operating system. A better way of checking out the operating system is running it in Virtual Box and deciding for yourself. Early reports have shown mixed results for Windows 11, but I won’t recommend you to replace your stable operating system with Windows 11 as of now. You don’t need to play the guessing game here Windows 11 is out and available to try for yourself. So, what are your bets on Windows 11? Is it going to follow a similar trend, or will we witness two consecutive great Windows releases from Microsoft? Why run Windows 11 in Virtual Box? # The story continues with Windows 8 being bad and Windows 10 being a heartthrob. Then released Windows Vista, another disaster, but Windows 7 was superhit again. Remember how Windows Me was a disaster, but Windows XP was a massive hit?

If you look at the previous track record of Microsoft, you can find this surprisingly silly pattern where it screws every alternate Windows release.
