While I was looking for a way to spoof a VM environment, I ran into the Qemu program, which I think it is good enough for my purposes. After converting my .vdi file to .qcow2 and run this script on PowerShell:
& "C:Program Filesqemuqemu-system-x86_64.exe" `
-m 8G `
-cpu qemu64,model-id="Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-6500U CPU @ 2.50GHz",kvm=off `
-machine q35 `
-smbios type=0,vendor="Insyde",version="HPQOEM - 0",date="2019-06-14T01:00:00" `
-smbios type=1,manufacturer="HP",product="HP ENVY Notebook",serial="Y",uuid="Z" `
-drive file="C:UsersXDesktoporiginalpc.qcow2",if=ide,snapshot=on `
-rtc base="2024-12-31T12:00:00",clock=vm,driftfix=none `
-boot c
Unfortunately I got these two errors which I don’t know how to deal with:
qemu: warning: GLib-GIO: Failed to open application manifest `C:Program FilesWindowsAppsKeplerInteractive.Expedition33_1.2.3.0_x64__ymj30pw7xe604AppxManifest.xml' for package #71 (`KeplerInteractive.Expedition33_1.2.3.0_x64__ymj30pw7xe604'): error code 0x2
qemu: warning: GLib-GIO: Failed to open application manifest `C:Program FilesWindowsAppsBethesdaSoftworks.ProjectTitan_1.2.26.0_x64_WW_3275kfvn8vcwcAppxManifest.xml' for package #81 (`BethesdaSoftworks.ProjectTitan_1.2.26.0_x64_WW_3275kfvn8vcwc'): error code 0x2
In this instance Qemu is working but stack in “Booting From Hard Disk…”
The host and guest are Windows 11.
