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- '''Hyper-V Aware Non-Windows Operating Systems''' - Non-Windows Hyper-V aware operating systems are also able to run Integration Services and, through the use of VSCs supplied by third parties, access devices via the root partition VSPs.
- '''Non Hyper-V Aware Operating Systems''' - These operating systems are unaware that they are running on a hypervisor and are unable to run the Integration Services. To support these operating systems, Hyper-V uses emulation to provide device and CPU resources. Whilst this approach allows unmodified, unenlightened operating systems to function within Hyper-V virtual machines, the overheads imposed by inherent in the emulation process can be significant.
