Holy…it’s working…beautifully. Here is a step-by-step tutorial showing off the process of installing and testing out Windows 8 in a virtual environment using my favorite free VMware Player. Since the product key and activation in Windows 8 is mandatory and
It’s been a few weeks since Microsoft revealed its next version of Windows, though it’s just only a preview version aimed to the developers. If you haven’t tried or have tried as a virtual machine on VirtualBox, you can now
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
VMware Player is a free tool offered by VMware that allows you to run multiple virtual machines on your desktop computers. The latest version 3.0 has added some cool features and has better native Windows 7 support. One of the
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Sending Large Files in Any Size for Free with AnySend
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SpeedFan: A Hardware Monitoring Tool for Windows
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15 GB Storage Space for Your Google Drive, Gmail, and Google+ Photos
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How To Copy and Paste Plain Text in Windows [Tip]
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