00:00:50 Setting up the command line. 00:02:55 Starting the installation. 00:04:30 Adding the Viostor driver. 00:10:15 Logging into the desktop. 00:13:30 Installing the rest of the Virtio drivers. 00:18:40 Testing the performance of the Virtio VGA driver The haven't managed yet to get OpenGL to work in Windows with a virtio backend, but they have produced the next best thing which is Virtio VGA, that allows the 2D operations to use the host side graphics card and this allows certain operations like video viewing to run at a very good speed. I didn't bother to cut most of the video, so that you can see how fast the install actually was. Below is the link to the Virtio driver ISO: https://fedorapeople.org/groups/virt/virtio-win/direct-downloads/archive-virtio/virtio-win-0.1.271-1/virtio-win.iso