The main benefit of this approach is that you don't have to download a large virtual image file or operating system image to your computer, and run it locally. Running Microsoft Edge on BrowserStackīrowserStack, in cooperation with Microsoft, offers free live cloud testing of Microsoft Edge, and Selenium Cloud Testing of the browser. Install extensions, modify preferences, or use the built-in Developer Tools the browser ships with. You may use Edge like you would on a regular installation of Windows. You can run Microsoft Edge with a click on e-icon on the Windows taskbar. There you find information on the user account - username is IEUser, password is Passw0rd! - and other information that highlight how to re-arm the operating system, activate the copy, and a hint that you should create a snapshot or backup to avoid expiration of the image after 90 days. Windows 10 loads then, and you should be taken directly to the desktop. You may start the virtual machine then with a double-click on it. Once you are done going through the configuration and modifying preferences as you see fit, click on import to start the installation process. Microsoft recommends that the virtual environment has at least 2 Gigabytes of RAM at its disposal.
You can make changes here to modify settings, for instance by lowering the RAM, or disabling DVD support. These highlight the operating system type (Windows 10 for Edge), the RAM assigned to the virtual environment, and other hardware information. VirtualBox displays configuration information on the next page. You may use the shortcut Ctrl-I instead to open it. Open VirtualBox to get started, and select File > Import Appliance from the menu bar.
Installation of the Microsoft Edge virtual machine image ova extension (if you picked the VirtualBox image). Microsoft recommends creating a snapshot of the installation so that you can go back to it later without having to download the virtual machine file again.
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