Windows 7′s XP Mode will only work...
Posted by Al in Windows 7 News on 08 11th, 2009 | 12 Comments
Windows 7′s XP Mode will not work on all Sony laptops that have hardware virtualization capability, despite being equipped with fully capable Intel Core 2 Duos. According to Gizmodo, this move was made after Sony faced much negative criticism from its original decision to disable virtualization...
Windows XP Mode and Virtual PC for Windo...
Posted by Al in Windows 7 News on 08 4th, 2009 | No Comments
IE6 and IE8 side-by-side on the same Windows 7 desktop thanks to Windows XP Mode (XPM)
Microsoft has released the release candidate for Windows XP Mode along with Windows Virtual PC. Windows XP Mode was designed to improve compatibility by helping users run XP-only apps in Windows 7 seamlessly on the...
Windows XP Mode (XPM) – Everything...
There’s been a lot of buzz and confusion about the Windows XP Mode that was recently introduced as a utility that can be used with Windows 7. The purpose of this page is to provide everything you need to know about XPM in one central location without you having to search multiple pages for information...
Windows 7 and Windows XP Mode: Can you r...
Microsoft’s new Windows XP Mode requires hardware virtualization, which is probably one of the more confusing parts to knowing if your computer can support XPM. If you’re not sure what XPM is, check out our screenshot tour here.
Hardware Requirements:
The hardware requirements are essentially...
Giant Windows XP Mode Screenshot Tour...
Posted by Al in Windows 7 News on 05 3rd, 2009 | 27 Comments
Windows XP Mode (XPM) allows you to run your Windows XP apps in a virtual environment alongside your Windows 7 apps in the same desktop. It was designed by Microsoft to ease the transition from XP to Windows 7, particularly for small businesses that are reliant on their legacy apps.
Here is a quick screenshot...
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