If anyone is interested in setting up a VM but don’t have an ISO image, there is a way to get a Windows 10 ISO image for free and it’s legal.
Download the windows media creation tool: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10
After you've downloaded it, run the program. Then click on "Accept" and click on the second option "Create installation media...". Leave it at recommended and begin your download. When installing it on your VM, click on "I don't have a product key" and select the partition to install it on. There you go!
@scraps210#4778 Alternatively you can use Microsoft’s Windows 10 Media Creation Tool and select a disk image upon running the software to get the ISO directly from Microsoft.
@R34P3R#4824 Yea I did that once, but I dont get virtual box guest additions with it, so if I go full screen it is just a small box. Anyway to install guest additions after the VM is set up?
@TheLBall#4982 In order to interact with a device properly, and transfer data on any virtual client you need the drivers that are offered with it. You may still have access to the devices, but it is much more effecient to install the required software. I agree @Jnteamed#4983