Not all processors support virtualization, especially if its an older model. However, that doesn't mean that all new processors support it. You have to double check. Tuesday, February 2, PM. Thanks Jacob, I did check and my processor does not. There seems to be alot of the information or advice that is offered by people and corporations, that is misleading or incorrect, which can lead you in the wrong direction especialy if one is not computer savvy like myself.
I was considering the upgrade, but now I see it would be a waste of my time and money. Ziegler 1. Sounds great. A little light at the end of the tunnel. I hope MS is better than HP with their promising "an update soon". Ziegler 0. Wednesday, February 3, PM. Not true. This would be great. Unfortunately, though, the initial decision to require hardware virtualization has caused a lot of folks without it like me to jump ship to VMWare Workstation or Player.
Is this in a beta that others like me might join? Is there any public information on this? We were actually considering a hardware purchase to get over this hurdle so we could do some minimal testing in Windows XP Mode, which one of our customers is using, but which we normally wouldn't need. Thursday, February 4, PM. I've heard nothing from Microsoft and none of the MS team blogs have made any mention of this.
Thursday, March 18, PM. This is the most useful thread I have read in several days! Thanks to the posters. Sunday, April 11, PM. Can anyone help me to do the trouble shooting,Thank you very much. Wednesday, May 12, AM. Is there a way to run vmc files created for win and win on windows 7 WVPC? Does WVPC support server virtualization?
Wednesday, May 19, AM. These OSes are not supported by Microsoft in other words, if there is some kind of technical issue then MS product support won't be able to help you , but they do install and run fine in VMs. Why did the upgrade review not inform me of this change? Why did this get hidden? Now after reading and digging I find many have this issue. Is this true? This thread is locked. You can follow the question or vote as helpful, but you cannot reply to this thread.
I have the same question 7. Report abuse. Details required :. Cancel Submit. Previous Next. Andre Da Costa Article Author. How satisfied are you with this reply? Thanks for your feedback, it helps us improve the site. In reply to Andre Da Costa's post on March 11, Andre; Thanks for the quick reply. In reply to JTDemag12's post on March 11, In reply to JTDemag12's post on March 16, If you don't have your own license key for the version of XP you have used you may not be able to get it activated.
In reply to neilpzz's post on March 16, In reply to JTDemag12's post on March 22, In reply to Andre Da Costa's post on March 22, OK, but from my point of view, then if I had legal use of it on my Win-7 and upgraded to Win-X on the same PC, then I should still own or have legal use of it!
So here is another example why Microsoft sucks. Instead, it plows ahead and breaks the current system. Is that a concern, or am I protected by WIN 7? Was this reply helpful? Yes No. Sorry this didn't help. Thanks for your feedback.
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