From Microsoft directly (requires valid license key later).
This guide covers creating a portable virtual machine (VM) disk file ( .qcow2 ), installing Windows 10 and the TAO client inside it, and ensuring your node data is safely backed up to the cloud. windows+10+taoqcow2+google+drive+top
Mira worked from a compact desk by the window. Rain traced silver veins down the glass while the city hissed outside. She opened File Explorer and searched “taoqcow2.” There it was: a 32‑GB QCOW2 disk image tucked inside a folder labeled experiments. She didn’t remember creating it—only that, last month, she’d been testing Linux guests and a tutorial had suggested qcow2 for snapshots. Perhaps the file was an echo of that trial. From Microsoft directly (requires valid license key later)