Which of the following is a difference between installing an OS on a virtual machine versus a physical computer?
A) You do not require a license to install Windows on a virtual machine.
B) On a physical computer, you don't need to be concerned about device drivers.
C) On a virtual machine, you must install the same OS that is running on the host computer.
D) You must choose the type of network connection on a virtual machine.

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Installing an OS on a virtual machine requires configuring the type of network connection (NAT, Bridged, Host-Only, etc.), which is not a concern when installing on a physical computer where the network interface directly connects to the network. Choices A, B, and C are incorrect: A license is required for Windows regardless of whether it's installed on a virtual machine or a physical computer; device drivers are a concern for both physical computers and virtual machines, though the latter might use more generic drivers; and a virtual machine can run an OS different from the host computer's OS.

Which of the Following Is a Difference Between Installing an OS