Create Hyper-V for virtual machine running environment in Win8

We can use VHD files to create multiple operating systems and edit the system boot menu to choose the type of operating system to boot. Installing multiple operating systems on the same or multiple partitions can save a lot of disk space.
On the Windows 8 operating system, Microsoft has raised the value of virtualizing Hyper-V from all aspects. In terms of storage, Windows 8 can support Hyper-V-based Virtual Fibre Channel Adapter, storage resource library, new VHDX virtual hard disk format, etc. On the processor side, Windows 8 can support multi-core computing. On the network side, Window8 enhances broadband management, virtual switching extensions, dynamic monitoring, and network resource libraries.
Installing the new version of Hyper-V on Windows 8 is very easy and very short. Let's take the installation experience:
Installing Microsoft Hyper-V in Windows 8
The first step in installing Hyper-V for Windows 8 is to enable this feature. By default, Hyper-V in Windows 8 will not be installed in a clean install or upgrade installation. This is a bit disappointing for those who need this feature. But on the other hand, this feature is not widely used after all. So if you don't install it, it has its meaning.
The first step is to find the control panel. Select “Programs and Features”. There is also a small trick, that is, we directly press the “Win+R” key combination, and then we enter “ldquo;control” in the pop-up window. Click on the program function. You can quickly open the window below.

Programs and Features
On the left side of the above image we can see the option to "turn the Windows function on or off", click this option, we will open the window below, near the top We found Hyper-V and we made choices based on the features we needed to add. Click OK to do it.

Adding Features
You can install the entire package or choose to install some features. Most users may want to install all Hyper-V features on Windows 8.

After the installation of the desktop
After the machine restarts, the Hyper-V in Windows 8 will be installed. You will see the Hyper-V Manager and Hyper-V virtual machine connections in the "Start” menu.
Windows 8 Hyper-V Manager
Settings:

Setting Hyper-V
Using Windows 8 Hyper-V Manager to create an external virtual switch allows virtual machines to link to the network.

Network Connections
With the Windows 8 Hyper-V Manager, another option is to create an internal virtual switch. From setup to initial installation, the entire installation process is very fast and takes only three minutes to complete.