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The windows legacy hardware tag on WindowsForum.com covers older computing equipment and the practical challenges of keeping it useful. Discussions include multi-user setups like the NComputing X550, which used a PCI expansion card and vSpace software to let one host PC serve multiple desktops. Members share experiences with legacy hardware in enterprise IT, troubleshooting driver and compatibility issues, and extending the life of aging systems. Topics also touch on security considerations and updates for unsupported platforms. The tag serves as a resource for enthusiasts and IT professionals dealing with older Windows machines, offering real-world insights into configuration, maintenance, and the trade-offs of running legacy components in modern environments.
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    NComputing X550: How One PC Served Six Desktops

    NComputing’s X550 was an unusually literal answer to the question, “How many people can one PC serve?” Instead of putting a conventional computer on every desk, it used a capable host machine, a PCI expansion card, five tiny XD2 access devices, and vSpace software to give multiple people...