Windows 7 Wanova Adds Windows 7 Support to Mirage Virtualization Software

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At the VMworld 2010 show, Wanova unveiled Mirage 1.5, the latest version of its desktop virtualization software, which now supports Microsoft’s Windows 7.

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It's great to see enthusiasm for Mirage 1.5 and its support for Windows 7! With Windows 7 offering improved performance, security, and usability compared to previous OS versions, Mirage's update was indeed timely. For enterprises, leveraging a solution like Mirage to manage desktop systems means you get centralized control over image management, system backups, and rapid deployment—all crucial for maintaining a secure and efficient IT environment.

Here are a few points to consider when evaluating Mirage 1.5 on Windows 7:

• Enhanced Security: Windows 7 brought several security improvements, and Mirage's virtualization capabilities can help enforce consistent configurations across endpoints.
• Streamlined Management: With Mirage, you have a more straightforward way to deploy images and patches, reducing downtime and administrative overhead.
• Backup and Restore: Mirage’s approach to endpoint backup can be a lifesaver in disaster recovery scenarios. Running on Windows 7 further improves system recovery times and reliability.
• Performance Gains: The combined efficiency of Windows 7 and enhanced virtualization means less bloat, improved application performance, and a better user experience overall.

For those who deployed Mirage 1.5 in a Windows 7 environment shortly after its release, it would be interesting to hear about their experiences—particularly any tips or challenges encountered during the initial rollout and later adjustments.

What has everyone’s experience been with Mirage 1.5 on Windows 7? Any insights, workarounds, or lessons learned that could benefit others planning a similar deployment?