XP-mode is a very nice and help feature in Windows 7 that helps to address the incompatibility issue. But it’s long been criticized for the fact that in order to run it the computer must have a processor that has
If you use Microsoft Virtual PC enough, you eventually may end up storage shortage on VHD you originally created. And when it happens, all you need to do is extending the VHD to get more space from the physical hard
7 Reasons Why I Prefer VMware Player over Windows Virtual PC to Run My Virtual Machines on Windows 7
I like VMware products and prefer using them over the other products, e.g. Windows Virtual PC or Sun VirtualBox, but don’t get me wrong that I hate the others. I still like and use both of them on my main
If you like and want to use XP Mode but can’t because your PC doesn’t have the hyper-V or AMD-V natively supported on processor level, here are two great options for you. And they both actually work better in certain
This is a guest post written by Ilija Brajkovic, a student who’s interested in computer networks. He spends most of his time on blogging. He is also a founder of the Windows Server 2008 and Microsoft Virtualization Blog, in which
Last week, I finally had chance to upgrade my laptop to Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit from RC that I had been using since it’s released. Everything runs perfectly, except that I couldn’t find a compatible 64-bit driver for my 5+
Microsoft Hardware-Assisted Virtualization Detection Tool Checks If Your PC is Windows XP Mode Ready
The latest Windows Virtual PC requires processors capable of hardware-assisted virtualization with AMD-V, Intel VT or VIA VT turned on in the BIOS. Previously, we covered how to tell if your PC is ready for Windows XP mode by using
