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• Virtual PC - Windows XP mode?

  Is it possible to use Windows Virtual PC - XP mode (http://www.microsoft.com/windows/virtual-pc/ ) when you use the latest version of VMWare Fusion on a Mac Pro with OS X Snow Leopard?  I'm under Microsoft Windows 64-bit Vista Ultimate in my VM.

  Thank you

  Bev in TX

  etung wrote:

  You say that the VPC2007 will run a virtual XP mode machine (i.e., they share a file format), or VPC2007 will run a virtual Windows 7 machine which is itself run XP mode (i.e. nested VMS)? The latter is much more difficult and talks about what jmattson.

  In fact both.  On hosts without virtualization assisted by material (e.g. portable infirmity Core2Duos), Windows 7 Professional, Enterprise, Ultimate owners the right to run the virtual machine XP Mode under VPC2007 SP1.  Only SP1 supports Win7.

  I know that VMware would discourage (as I would), nested virtualization but running as a trial, I ran XP Mode nested to test the activation and the feasibility of it.  I have 2007SP1 VPC to start XP Mode and go to an office with access to the network within a virtual merger machine.  The nested Mode XP is practically unusable, and I would not recommend this path at all, compared to a VM XP merger separate which can integrate with OS X using the unit, etc..

• How to install Virtual PC Windows XP Mode for Windows Vista Home Premium?

  How to install Virtual PC Windows XP Mode for Windows Vista Home Premium?

  Hi Valentina77

  The Windows Virtual PC and XP Mode is available for systems running Windows 7 Professional or ultimate edition. It cannot be installed on Windows Vista.

  Install and use Windows XP Mode in Windows 7:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/install-and-use-Windows-XP-mode-in-Windows-7

  Concerning

• How can I access files created on Windows 7, virtual pc, windows xp mode applications? __

  I installed an application under virtual pc and I use the application and generate files. I can't access the files with the windows Explorer 7 - and windows Explorer cannot find in a search. I know they are there but they are "virtual".

  Here are two ways to get Windows 7 to access files created in Windows XP Mode:

  1. the XP Mode virtual machine automatically assign a drive letter to each of the disks to the Windows 7 computer.  You can store files directly on these discs.
  2. you can share disk of the XP mode virtual machine and access it as a network drive in Windows 7. Boulder computer Maven
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• What (family, professional) edition of XP is windows XP mode 7 comes with?

  I know that windows 7 Professional comes with XP mode support. When Microsoft virtual PC has been installed on windows 7 Professional, you can use XPMode in addition to this. Now the question is, as windows XP Professional (SP2/SP3), which version/edition of windows XP mode can be installed on windows 7 Professional. Is - this XP Home Edition or XP Professional edition

  What happens if I have applications that run only under windows XP Professional (SP2/SP3); Can I use the same application on windows 7 Professional using the XP mode?

  Everything you need to know about XP Mode...

  http://www.Microsoft.com/Windows/Virtual-PC/Download.aspx

• Transform Windows XP Mode software to execute in Windows 7 Professional

  Now that support Windows XP and Windows XP Mode are going bye-bye, how do I convert my existing programs running currently at the 'Windows Virtual PC"to run directly in Windows 7?

  I know that several of my old programs already running well on my Windows 7 Pro Office (I never installed Windows XP Mode 'snap-in' on the desktop). Unfortunately, I also installed these programs on my laptop Win 7 Pro via the Windows XP Mode; That was before I realized that they would work fine without worrying. I have not seen any solution to simply convert these programs run directly in Win 7 Pro; Furthermore, I don't really like how Windows XP Mode puts it in another folder that I have yet to discover when I'm looking in the folders from Windows 7. I have no idea where the files of the "virtual" folders are stored Simple solutions on the conversion of programs in Windows XP Mode and the files, just simply work under Windows 7? I really don't want to have to reinstall the software directly in Windows 7 Pro. (Note: I am voluntarily stating "Windows 7 Professional" in different ways.)

  Thank you very much.

  Do you mean simply to reinstall directly in Windows 7, as I had done on my desktop?

  That's what I mean.

• Windows XP mode and Windows Virtual PC

  My old system crashed (looked like 15 years in any case lol) and a low-cost system now has the SATA card and readers, but my old HD is ok. My new system is installed with Windows 7 Ultimate, but my old HD has WinXP with all my music, games and other software. I'll get the IDE to SATA Adapter block, but in any case, here's my question... I want to reuse my old IDE hd with all my files from WinXP on it and I did a reading in this Windows XP Mode and Windows Virtual PC and I would like to know if someone is using this download mode of Windows XP to Windows 7 and what questions have known and if it is worth, but for me it would be worth cause I had some problems with my (x 86) software from the re - install it on my Windows more recent system 7 and Win7 is a big update for me and my new system only cost me about the same price it would just go out and buy Windows 7 Ultimate lol.  The experiences and knowledge of Windows XP mode on Windows 7 would be helpful thanks in advance...

  Hi RussBrad,

  Thanks for posting your question in the Microsoft Community.

  Based on the information, you want to know if you can run Windows XP mode without any problem in the Windows 7 system.

  Windows XP Mode lets you run business software Windows XP older right on your Windows 7 desktop.

  Windows XP Mode comes as a separate download and works only with Windows 7 Professional, full and business.

  Windows XP Mode performance depends on the configuration of the computer.

  Since you are using Windows 7 Ultimate edition, you will be able to install and use Windows XP mode without any problem.

  For more information, see the articles:

  Windows XP Mode

  Install and use Windows XP Mode in Windows 7

  Hope the information is useful.

  If you need further assistance, please answer and we will be happy to help you.

• After a while, Windows XP Mode destroyed the host network resources contact

  Hello

  Machine: HP Z210 Workstation, Windows 7 64-bit, 8 GB of RAM
  Network: Mixed wired and wireless, D-Link
  I use an old program in Windows XP Mode (Virtual PC). It works very well. We have set up a network printer, thanks to a shared printer on the host OS (Win7) and a folder mapped to the host computer. Anything that works. BTW, we use the shared printer to the impression of speed.
  However, after a few days of use, XP mode is more able to access shared resources on the host machine. So it cannot print. He cannot access the mapped drive.  Internet still works.
  I tried to turn on and off turning off the firewall and by reactivating the network adapters, update the drivers on both ends and reduce safety on the Win7 sharing. None of that helped him. XP restarting does not help. However, if I restart the host machine, everything works again.
  I hope someone can point me in the right direction.
  Thank you
  James

  I found that could help you.

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en/w7itpronetworking/thread/30919e4f-6810-48D6-8769-2cff61f07544

• Windows 7 Professional, and Windows XP Mode

  LV045UA #ABA product number: Envy 17 3D i7-2090nr

  My main operating system is 64-bit Windows 7 Professional.

  I also installed Virtual PC Windows XP.

  The information in the properties for the computer, Virtual PC XP mode, displays not either 32-bit to 64-bit. This would mean 32 bits, if I wasn't running XP in a virtual machine. However, my primary system is 64-bit.

  This seems to me not to be is not clear

  How can I determine if the virtual XP mode is 32-bit or 64-bit

  Concerning

  LMNUCOHE

  Hello

  XP mode is 32-bit

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/Windows_7-windows_install/XP-mode-32-bit-in-Windows-7-64-bit/f401a710-0b00-4CFD-A6ED-4a0e1bcb2708

  Paul

• Windows XP mode / Windows virtual PC

  I have to support some programs LV7.1 (and newer versions).  I just bought a new laptop with Windows 7 64-bit edition.  LV7.1 loads and runs, but the drivers disk pours on the 64-bit operating system.  (This was not unexpected...)

  The new PC he has an Intel processor supporting Windows Virtual PC and Windows XP mode.

  I need to upgrade to W7 Pro, but before I do, I want to get some feelings that it will work.  If older NIDaq, MAX, etc. Install OK in XP mode?  If someone has done this?  Is there another solution which is better?

  Hi John,.

  NOR-traditional DAQ won't work on Windows 7 64-bit at all, even if you install the (very limited) driver beta OR - traditional DAQ 7.5.   I do not work with LabVIEW license much (data acquisition is my spring) but I understand that you can have different versions on different computers.  If this is the case, you must use OR-DAQmx 9.0.2 with LabVIEWs 8.2.1 and 8.5.1 8.6.1.  NOR-DAQmx 9.0.2 is the first version 'officially' supported on Windows 7, both 32 - and 64-bit.  As long as you use a 32-bit version of LabVIEW (which, if you're not using LabVIEW 2009, it will be inherently 32-bit) you binaries will work fine.

  Note: When I say "as long as you use a 32-bit version of LabVIEW' I do not mean a version that does not work on a 64 bit OS.  This section of the knowledge base, LabVIEW 64-bit vs 32-Bit Applications FAQ, explained part of the difference.  The main thing to keep in mind is that because Windows Vista and Windows 7 can emulate 32-bit programs to 64-bit well enough, you can still use a version of LabVIEW which is only 32-bit on a 64-bit computer.

  I don't know the number of tests we did install older versions of LabVIEW as 8.2.1 on Windows 7, but I guess it should work fine.  I would recommend this install it:

  1. LabVIEW 8.2.1
  2. LabVIEW 8.5.1
  3. LabVIEW 8.6.1
  4. Boxes to tools or modules of the foregoing
  5. NOR-DAQmx 9.0.2

  I hope this helps!

• Problem of Windows 7 mode and Virtual PC XP

  A few months ago, I bought a laptop. It was the vista operating system. I was told I could easily upgrade to Windows 7 Professional and activate the XP mode, so that I can run some of my business software that can only run in XP mode. They gave me a free upgrade to Windows 7 Home premium with the purchase of my new laptop computer.

  Yesterday, my upgrade from Windows 7 Home premium arrived. I installed and then bought the online upgrade to Windows 7 Professional. After professional installation, I tried to activate Windows XP mode and I discovered that my Intel Core 2 Duo microprocessor does not support virtualization technology to run windows XP mode 7.

  The place I bought the laptop has agreed to take my laptop and give me a refund. My question is how can I make sure that I don't have to pay for him any time upgrade to the professional version when I get my new computer with the right type of microprocessor?

  Being understood that the question and your post has nothing to with Windows Update features (compared to the upgrade of Windows), see Windows XP Mode requirements article here: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows7/install-and-use-windows-xp-mode-in-windows-7

  If return you the computer to Vista & then go to Win7 Home Premium, you should be able to use the Win7 Pro Upgrade Anytime to another eligible computer.

  More questions about the upgrade to Win7? Post them here: http://social.answers.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/w7install/threads

  ~ Robear Dyer (PA Bear) ~ MS MVP (that is to say, mail, security, Windows & Update Services) since 2002 ~ WARNING: MS MVPs represent or work for Microsoft

• How can I activate Windows XP mode in Windows 7 Professional so that I can run my old programs?

  Where can I find the download from Windows XP to Windows 7 Professional version of windows.

  Yesterday I've upgraded Windows 7 Premium Home Edition for Windows 7 FEATURES. I upgraded to I can have access to Windows XP for some older programs that were running on XP.

  original title: Windows 7 Professional

  Please see: Windows XP Mode

• WINDOWS XP MODE - WINDOWS VIRTUAL PC - could not enable integration features

  Hello

  I use windows 7 Prof I was using Windows Xp Mode for the last 6 months with no problems, I tried to use the option of virtual inside windows xp system restore. at the end of the restoration of the system, I got the message sayingunable to activate the integration features that gives me 2 choices start or continue. If I click on continue I get this message

  Windows didn't start because the following file is missing or damaged: \windows\system32\config\system

  You can try to repair this file by starting windows setup. By using the original installation CD

  In the first repair screen, select 'r'.

  I tried CTRL + ALT + DELETE start F8 wile I tried all the option recover example known last good configration, safe mode etc. all attempts to go back to the same error message.

  Since I installed Windows Xp Mode Option of the microsoft Web site I have no Cd to try to recover.

  I have Office xp running, so I tried initiated through cd seleected R followed Instruction fromhttp://support.microsoft.com/kb/307545

  but I can't copy copy c:\windows\repair\system c:\windows\system32\config\system return error cannot find the file specified. impossible to copy the rest of the statement.

  If someone could help me to solve this problem for me.

  Thank you.

  Trivi

  Hi trivi1,

  Your question of Windows is more complex than what is generally answered in the Microsoft Answers forums. It is better suited for the public on the TechNet site. Please post your question in the Sub forum.

  Link:http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/w7itprovirt/threads

  With regard to:

  Samhrutha G S - Microsoft technical support.

  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

• I am trying to download Windows XP Mode to run in Windows 7 Professional.

  When I go to the Microsoft Download site I work through successfully until I come to the download of three buttons. Then:

  1. The first download seems to work fine
  2. When I try to do the second download I get a dialog box saying that Windows validation is required
  3. That, as I understand it's already done it as the result isn't the first download?
  4. If I start the first download it confirms again once it is already installed on my computer

  It seems to be long around in circles - anyone knows the answer please? Is it perhaps a fault on the Microsoft Download site?

  You must install both files:
  1 Windows6. 1 - KB958559 - x 64 or x 86 architecture that you run
  Restart the system, and then install:
  2 WindowsXPMode_en-we

  To find you need in Windows 7, click Start, right-click on computer

  Click on properties

  Take note of the Type of system, if it says 64 bit, you need 64-bit.

  http://www.notebooks.com/2009/11/23/using-Windows-Virtual-PC-with-Windows-XP-mode/

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• Successfully installed XP Mode, but is not "Windows XP Mode" in the folder "Windows Virtual PC"...

  Successfully, I installed XP Mode and the VPC and ran the first time very well. I installed a few programs and quit smoking. Now, I have a Windows Virtual PC folder in my Start menu. It has shortcuts to launch the programs that I have already installed and they work fine, but there is no way to start XP Mode in its own window that it was when I ran, so I can not install anything else.

  All the info I've found say to select Start-> all programs-> Windows Virtual PC-> Windows XP Mode. However, in the installation of this entry is not. The only thing there is another folder containing the apps I had installed the first time.

  Please offer suggestions for the restoration of the facility.

  Thank you.

  You have all the .vmcx files to this place?

  C:\Users\usernamexxxx\Virtual Machines.  If you have a .vmcx XP, double left click on it and see if the virtual machine to load.

  You have .vmc files at this location?

  C:\Users\usernamexxxx\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows Virtual PC\Virtual Machines.  If you have a .vmc XP, double left click on it and see if the virtual machine to load.

  You have a shortcut to the virtual machine in this place?

  C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Start Virtual PC.  If you have a .vmc XP, double left click on it and see if the virtual machine to load.

  It may be necessary to show both hidden and system files and also uncheck 'Hide known file types' in Control Panel / folder Options / view to navigate to the specified location.

  vpcwizard.exe typed in the start search, or to start run, and then click vpcwizard.exe should give you a clue (at the location to browse resulting) as to where your machine has placed shortcuts to your VM.