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The thread discusses the challenge of virtualizing Windows 7 or Linux on Windows XP Professional, as most virtualization tools no longer support XP. The original poster seeks a lightweight solution that can run these OSes with basic performance. Neemobeer responds that using an older version of VirtualBox might be a viable option.
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Hello, is there any way to virtualize win 7 and later, or linux on win xp profesional? Unfortunately, most virtualization devices no longer support win xp. It doesn't have to be a powerful solution, especially if the OS can somehow get a few fps up and running.
 

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Only way is if you can find an old version of virtual box.
 

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