WinVisor is a hypervisor-based emulator designed to emulate Windows x64 user-mode executables.
It leverages the Windows Hypervisor Platform (WHP) API, introduced in Windows 10 (RS4), to create a virtualized environment for executing applications.
By utilizing WHP, WinVisor enables developers to emulate processes within a virtual CPU while maintaining compatibility with the host operating system.
To run an application under WinVisor, execute the following command:
WinVisor.exe <target_executable_path>
For example:
WinVisor.exe c:\windows\system32\ping.exe 8.8.8.8
Ensure that the “Windows Hypervisor Platform” is enabled in Windows Features if initialization errors occur.
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