The Virtual Computer Display Windows driver is a type of software used by virtual environments (like virtual machines or remote desktop setups) to simulate a display adapter (video card) in a virtualized system. Essentially, it creates a "virtual" display on your computer that enables you to interact with virtualized applications or systems as if they had their own monitor, even if the physical machine doesn't have an actual display connected.

This driver is used in scenarios such as:

• Virtual Machines (VMs): Software like VMware, VirtualBox, or Hyper-V use virtual display drivers to create virtual monitors that the VM can use, allowing you to see and interact with the virtual operating system.
• Remote Desktop Solutions: If you are using tools like Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP), Citrix, or VNC, the virtual display driver enables the local machine to connect to a remote desktop and simulate the display output of that remote system.