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Single-PC infrastructure

Cloud DMA Hyper-V Setup on One Windows PC

A Hyper-V environment for one Windows PC with guided installation and encrypted activation.

In short

A Hyper-V environment on one PC

The guided installer sets up the virtual environment and activates the service over an encrypted connection.

Single-PC setup
Guided Hyper-V installation
Encrypted activation
Lifetime access

Overview

Cloud DMA on one Windows PC

Check Windows, Hyper-V and the separate purchases before ordering.

Cloud DMA runs its virtual environment on your gaming PC. The installer sets up Hyper-V and activates the service over an encrypted connection.

Cloud DMA may require GREENWARD, Static Server and AWS as separate purchases. Check the full requirements and current price at checkout.

Hyper-V setup on one PC

The installer provisions a virtual environment on your gaming PC. Activation uses an encrypted service connection.

What you need before checkout

Cloud DMA is the infrastructure layer. GREENWARD, Static Server and AWS are three separate required purchases.

Included

Cloud DMA features

The lifetime license covers the Cloud DMA infrastructure layer.

  • Single-PC setup
  • Guided Hyper-V installation
  • Encrypted activation
  • Lifetime access

Setup

From purchase to activation

Follow the Windows and Hyper-V checks before you run the installer.

Setup

  • Layer A

    Cloud DMA setup

    Hyper-V provisioning and encrypted activation on one Windows PC.

FAQ

Questions about this page

Answers for this page. The FAQ page holds the rest.

Blog

Filter by topic to find setup guides, feature deep-dives, and patch-day notes.

Cloud DMA keeps Hyper-V on one Windows PC without a PCIe card or second machine. This guide compares that route with hardware DMA cards on cost, setup time, and upkeep.

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