It’s essentially the same as Unix!
Especially, if you’ve followed my other guide to getting setup virtualenvs and virtualenvwrapper-win on Windows. And you’ve also installed python3!
Here’s the Script I run:
mkvirtualenv --python=C:\Python35-32\python.exe pythonthreeEnv
‘pythonthreeEnv’ is the name of my environment.
Now I can run:
workon pythonthreeEnv
Here’s a screenshot of a workflow:
Bonus: To efficiently delete an env:
rmvirtualenv pythonthreeEnv -r
Happy Hacking!

mkvirtualenv –python=”C:\Program Files (x86)\Python 3.6\python.exe” envname
Use ” ” if your windows path contains spaces