You now have a fully functional Raspberry Pi Desktop running on Windows. Select Auto-mount in the selection window.Select the add icon on the right of the window and add the folders you want to share between Windows and Raspberry Pi.In the main VirtualBox window, select the Raspberry Pi VM.Type ‘shutdown -h now’ and hit Enter and wait for Raspberry Pi to shut down.Type ‘sudo adduser pi vboxsf’ and hit Enter to enable file sharing.Type ‘sudo reboot’ and hit Enter to reboot your virtual machine to enable the updates.Navigate to Devices, Shared Clipboard and set it to Bidrectional.Type ‘sudo apt install virtualbox-guest-dkms virtualbox-guest-x11 linux-headers-$(uname -r)’ and hit Enter to install VirtualBox guest extensions.Type ‘sudo apt update’ and hit Enter to update Raspberry Pi.Open Terminal from the Raspberry Pi Desktop.We have almost completed the installation and have just a couple of configuration changes to make. You should now see the Raspberry Pi Desktop. Allow the VM to boot into Raspberry Pi Desktop.Select to install the GRUB bootloader when prompted.Select the drive you want to install and the partitioning scheme.Set up language and keyboard and use Guided Installation.Select the Raspberry Pi Desktop download as the start-up disk when prompted and select Start.Select Start in the main VirtualBox window to start the VM.

Once complete, it should appear in the left pane of the main VirtualBox window. VirtualBox may take a few seconds to create the virtual machine. Set 8-10GB of disk space in the next window and then select Create.Change the Type to Linux and Version to Debian 64-bit.Download Raspberry Pi Desktop from the official website here.Download and install VirtualBox from here.It will ask to install some drivers, which are necessary so agree to the install and you should be up and running in a couple of minutes. You need to make sure you download the correct version of VirtualBox for your computer but the rest is easy. It works with most architecture types and most versions of Windows 10 so you should be fine. You download the OS, install it in VirtualBox and run Raspberry Pi within the virtual machine. I've got my Pi 3 overclocked to 1400, and have these settings in /opt/retropie/configs/all/ retroarch-core-options.You can emulate Raspberry Pi rather easier in Windows 10 if you have VirtualBox. The only one that's still a disaster is Medievil. I haven't tested either of those titles, I'm afraid, but Mega Man, Daxter, Castlevania, Prinny.

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