If anyone is interested.
Through microsoft, here is the link:
http://www.microsoft...7/download.aspx
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A PC with these system requirements:
i've already had this discussion.....and pretty much made the decision...they better push that sucker through productionThere will be some serious discussion within IT departments for a full rollout of 7 as opposed to Vista
i've already had this discussion.....and pretty much made the decision...they better push that sucker through productionThere will be some serious discussion within IT departments for a full rollout of 7 as opposed to Vista
Edited by Cilix, 06 May 2009 - 03:10 PM.
Only those running Windows 7 Professional, Enterprise, or Ultimate, with at least 2 GB of RAM and an Intel or AMD processor that supports hardware-level virtualization -- will be able to run the XP-mode component.
if you've got an old XP licence and disk knocking about, stand-alone Virtual PC is a free download, install your XP into that. Therefore you don't need Windows 7 Professional, Enterprise or Ultimate, any of them will do. Considering the time it takes the Windows 7 XP Virtual Mode to get going, it's sometimes just as quick.
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