Step 4: Virtual Box will show a recommended memory size; accept it and then select "Create a virtual hard drive" and click Create. Accept VDI (Virtual Box Disk Image) as the file type for the drive, and then choose Fixed Size for the virtual drive. Finally, click Create, then wait while Virtual Box builds your virtual drive.

Step 5: Once the drive is ready, click the Start button in the Virtual Box toolbar. You'll see a box telling you to "Select start-up disk." Click the little file folder next to the pull-down, then navigate to the Windows 10 ISO file you downloaded in Step 1. Then, click Start

Step 6: Install Windows as you normally would, making sure to choose the "Custom: Install Windows only (advanced)" option when it presents itself. As usual, the setup process may involve a few reboots, though only within the confines of the virtual machine.

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