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hello,
Would some one please tell me if when running virtual Xp on W7 if:
XP is using its own drivers or W7 drivers
XP is limited to using 3 GB or less memory of the available memory
XP can run on a 64bit version of W7.
XP is partitioned separately from W7
XP has a speed loss running in virtual.
thanks
bfe
Would some one please tell me if when running virtual Xp on W7 if:
XP is using its own drivers or W7 drivers
XP is limited to using 3 GB or less memory of the available memory
XP can run on a 64bit version of W7.
XP is partitioned separately from W7
XP has a speed loss running in virtual.
thanks
bfe
Solution
XP is using its own drivers or W7 drivers = No, Win 7, it is a VPC
XP is limited to using 3 GB or less memory of the available memory = It's a VPC, it uses whatever memory you allocate to it. But, yes, I think (not sure) it would still be limited to the 3G.
XP can run on a 64bit version of W7 = It should. But, if you are getting Win 7 Pro or Ultimate, then you can install Virtual XP Mode for free, which is a more powerful installation of a VPC XP than you might be concidering to install.
And that comes in 32bit and 64bit.
XP is partitioned separately from W7 = No, it's a VHD
XP has a speed loss running in virtual = Depends on the speed of your system, the ammount of RAM you allocate to it.
Also,,,,, The new Windows Virtual PC...
XP is limited to using 3 GB or less memory of the available memory = It's a VPC, it uses whatever memory you allocate to it. But, yes, I think (not sure) it would still be limited to the 3G.
XP can run on a 64bit version of W7 = It should. But, if you are getting Win 7 Pro or Ultimate, then you can install Virtual XP Mode for free, which is a more powerful installation of a VPC XP than you might be concidering to install.
And that comes in 32bit and 64bit.
XP is partitioned separately from W7 = No, it's a VHD
XP has a speed loss running in virtual = Depends on the speed of your system, the ammount of RAM you allocate to it.
Also,,,,, The new Windows Virtual PC...
XP is using its own drivers or W7 drivers = No, Win 7, it is a VPC
XP is limited to using 3 GB or less memory of the available memory = It's a VPC, it uses whatever memory you allocate to it. But, yes, I think (not sure) it would still be limited to the 3G.
XP can run on a 64bit version of W7 = It should. But, if you are getting Win 7 Pro or Ultimate, then you can install Virtual XP Mode for free, which is a more powerful installation of a VPC XP than you might be concidering to install.
And that comes in 32bit and 64bit.
XP is partitioned separately from W7 = No, it's a VHD
XP has a speed loss running in virtual = Depends on the speed of your system, the ammount of RAM you allocate to it.
Also,,,,, The new Windows Virtual PC requires hardware Virtualization (Intel - VT or AMD - V ) to run.
XP is limited to using 3 GB or less memory of the available memory = It's a VPC, it uses whatever memory you allocate to it. But, yes, I think (not sure) it would still be limited to the 3G.
XP can run on a 64bit version of W7 = It should. But, if you are getting Win 7 Pro or Ultimate, then you can install Virtual XP Mode for free, which is a more powerful installation of a VPC XP than you might be concidering to install.
And that comes in 32bit and 64bit.
XP is partitioned separately from W7 = No, it's a VHD
XP has a speed loss running in virtual = Depends on the speed of your system, the ammount of RAM you allocate to it.
Also,,,,, The new Windows Virtual PC requires hardware Virtualization (Intel - VT or AMD - V ) to run.