Minor updates to Windows README.md

README.md

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-# Building on Windows
+# Building on Windows Host for Hyper-V machines
 
 It's probably a good idea to have Windows Terminal installed, if you
 don't already. While it's not strictly necessary, it does provide a
@@ -8,7 +8,8 @@ much better interface than the standard command prompt interface.
     * Get ahead of the curve and create an external switch called `packer-amd64` that connects directly to the external network
 1. Install [Chocolatey](https://chocolatey.org/install)
     * Use Chocolatey to install packer `choco install packer`
-    * Use Chooolatey to install the Windows Assessment and Development Kit's CD tooling `choco install windows-adk-oscdimg`
+    * Use Chocolatey to install the Windows Assessment and Development Kit's CD tooling `choco install windows-adk-oscdimg`
+    * Use Chocolately to install cURL `choco install curl`
 1. Install Python
     * From a PowerShell prompt type `python`. If it is not already installed on your system, then your Windows Store will prompt you to install it. This might require you to be in an Administrator terminal
 1. Create a venv `python -m venv .venv`
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 1. Try a build
     * You can execute directly with the `packer` executable, if you want
     * If you want to wrap up standard options, or build multiple versions/distros at once, use the `build.xsh` file
-    * `xonsh build.xsh -d <distro> -b hyperv-iso.amd64 -v`
+    * `xonsh build.xsh -d <distro> -b hyperv-iso.amd64 -v <version>`
     * You can substitute out any of the options with `-a` to build "all" targets that match
 
 ### Troubleshooting