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Windows 7 and XP virtualization: What you need to know
« Posted: May 06, 2009, 01:20:09 PM »


Windows 7 and XP virtualization: What you need to know

Microsoft's new Virtual XP Mode  requires hardware virtualization, but with all the news surrounding this feature, users are wondering "Am I able to run Virtual XP Mode?"  Even though people may recommend you run Securable to check and see, the problem is, Securable may not display results accurately, even if your BIOS says that hardware virtualization is turned on as evidenced by this forum thread.   Thankfully, Microsoft is aware of this, and has created this page to help you out. The pages gives you ways to identify if your processor supports hardware virtualization, and gives instructions on how to check the BIOS settings of Dell, HP, and Thinkpad systems to see if it's turned on.  Read full story...


 


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