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September 29, 2010 at 5:41am

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AzMonguse

October 24, 2009 at 8:02am

I just installed Win7 and XP Mode - yet when I try to run XP Mode I ger this error: "Cannont start virtual pc while another virtualization software is running. Please close the other vistualization software and try again."

 

I have uninstalled both files needed to set-up XP Mode searched the hard drives for any other copy and I cannot find any. Can anyone help me out with this problem?

dcutter

October 11, 2009 at 10:40am

In 64 bit Win 7, does Virtual XP also run 64 bit so that my older 32-bit drviers will not work?  Thanks.

Shalbatana

July 15, 2009 at 6:54pm

 Okay I apologise for being a max PC reader and having to say this, but I haven't tried Windows 7.

 That out of the way, my big question that needs answering is "what are the issues in windows 7 that makes programs/hw not work? From 98 to XP it was the 8bit programming limitation. But no one has yet to say what criteria we should look for in our current HW/SW to say "this probably won't work", or "I'm ok, none of this applies to me".

If I don't know what the issue is, then I'm afraid to even try upgrading.

Column anyone???????

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Founck

July 14, 2009 at 10:03pm

Just so you know, XP mode will only recognize one optical drive.  This disappointed me and I thought I'd let you guys know.

aviaggio

July 14, 2009 at 8:40pm

I guess if you have a lot of XP programs that won't run in Win7 this could be useful. But it just seems to me it has so many limitations. You must have the professional or better version (an extra $50 for the pre-order; an extra $70 later) and have a processor that supports HV.

And I have to question some of the "cons" presented in the article about generic VPC. I've been using it for many years now, and it works flawlessly once the additions are installed (and why on earth wouldn't you install them?). I can drag and drop from VPC to my desktop, share all my USB devices (even use devices that don't have Vista or Win7 drivers like my scanner and Skype box), print to my printer, connect to the Internet -- pretty much do anything and everything I need to do except things that require Direct3D.

I don't understand why we should have to pay for the more expensive version of Win7 AND be limited by the hardware when the free version of VPC works just fine without either of those things. Ok, you don't get the "seamless integration", but from what I just read it's not all that seamless anyway.

I just don't get it. Why bother? If you've got that many XP programs you need to support, stick with XP.

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July 14, 2009 at 5:56pm

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FRAGaLOT

July 14, 2009 at 5:28pm

I've been running Windows 7 since it came out on beta.. so where IS this XP mode located?  Using serarch in Win7 is tottally pointless looking for this.

 

Vegan

July 14, 2009 at 4:40pm

Q. Is XP Mode designed for 3D gaming?

A. No. XP Mode does not support 3D graphics APIs such as DirectX. If
you need to play 3D games that will not run in Windows 7, set up a
dual-boot environment.

 

Crap. Looks like I wasted 50 bucks. Oh well, maybe it'll come in handy for REALLY legacy games that Win7 flat-out won't run.

ebeale

July 14, 2009 at 12:43pm

Thanks for the tips. I was having trouble getting it to shut down so I could increase the memory

ZayLay

July 14, 2009 at 11:09am

XP mode doesn't work in virtual windows 7.  I haven't wanted to install the beta on a computer and have been testing in virtual pc, but xp mode won't work.  Virtual PC won't work within a Virtual PC, aww man that sucks.

wk

July 14, 2009 at 10:59am

 so if processor doesn't support HV like mine (T5800). is that means XP mode will not run on my laptop?

Great!! i had just bought this lap few months ago.

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arch-chancellor

July 14, 2009 at 10:30am

XP Mode does work, mostly, where Compatibility Mode never has, despite what some nationally syndicated talk show hosts say. However, XPM is extremely slow to start, and even just using the apps pinned to the Win 7 start menu take forever. I can't just copy from desktop to desktop, I have to find the file on the networked 7 host drives within XPM and copy it to the XPM drive. Is anybody still following me? I have corporate version of Norton. It doesn't work with Vista or 7, but it does work with XPM. However, it only protects the XPM drive, not the 7 host. Pretty much, I'm going to keep an XP box running on a network for those one or two occasional XP only apps while running teh latest and "greaty-est" Win 7 stuff.

tkddan87

July 14, 2009 at 8:56am

i can deffinatly see VWinXP being usefull. i can think of more than a few apps i would like to run..

I am curious though how MS is dealing with the resources with each instance of a XP program running in its own VM.  it is not hard to see 3-4 gb being used by a few apps.  better make sure you have alot of RAM and no limit on the virtural memory size