Where to post requests for setting up VM's dedicated to Adobe

Among other reasons, VMs do not provide GPU features, which some Adobe app features require.

Z Creative, I reviewed the e-mail address you used to post to this public forum and it appears you have a Creative Cloud individual account is that correct?  If so, then I would recommend that instead of focusing on setting up a dedicated virtual machine and instead prepare a partition with a stable installation of Windows and room to install the Adobe applications, their shared resources, and space for necessary temporary files.

Virtual machines are not supported for most Adobe applications, that are included with a Creative Cloud membership, and the applications which do support it require a Creative Cloud for Team or Enterprise license and is primarily limited to deployments of Acrobat DC.  You can find more details regarding support for virtual machines at Technical support boundaries for Adobe Creative Cloud in a virtualized or server-based environments .

You can also use the information available at Adobe Creative Cloud system requirements as a guide to the amount of space you will need available on the new partition.

Please update this public forum discussion if you have any additional questions.