Windows 10: Get access to VM machine on Hyper-V from login screen of Host PC

Hello everyone,


I bought W10 pro last week. I've set up some VM's for whom i had some older Windows keys for.

My question is, i want to use these VM's as a sort of user. Because my real Local user accounts have important software that i want to keep seperate (like one is a home studio, since it will almost never use the internet after set up the risk of it getting infected or something is low) . I used W10 home before with 2 users, one pulled in something that clogged up my system and i had to wipe everything.


I'm trying to use VM's for guests/testing/ect.

Either force a local user account into a vm machine, or have acces to a VM on Hyper-v from the login screen of the host PC.


For know i've tried forcing a VM to open on login but i dont have the acces, even with the local account added in the Hyper-V Administration.

But this has limitation:

I have to close the VM and the user can still do things on the local account before closing or logging out of it.


Anyone know if this is possible and how this can be done?


Also: The Hyper-V VM i've setup is extremely slow compared to other VM platforms (oracle Vbox/ VMware). I'm talking 2-5 seconds just to open a folder.

I get this warning about not being able to use the rescources of my CPU (not behind my home pc atm so can not check).


I thank you in advance.

Kind regards,

Steven



***Modified title from: Hyper-V as a safe local user***

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