Newbie2009

OK never used this before. Can someone explain to me? My set up is Windows 7 Ultimate on a ssd, normal HDD for programs & a seperate HDD with XP on it.

DuckieHo

Remember you can create Window 7 shortcuts to XP Mode Applications.... running all your browsers in XP Mode is a good way to protect your OS.

You would think the XP version would be relatively up-to-date... It's still running IE6....

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Newbie2009

Does it mean I can use my xp on the other HDD within Windows 7?

DuckieHo

It allows you to use a virtualized XP within Windows 7. If you're not using 3D apps, you should be able to run most things.

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Choggs396

Why? (Serious question.)

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Newbie2009

So it has to be installed again? Sorry lol, no idea about this.

halifax1

So all Windows XP Mode is is a virtualized Windows XP installation? For some reason I was thinking it was something completely new.

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The Mad Mule

Ah, this is so fun lol

I'm not even doing anything "real" in XP, but it's a nice feeling having two OSes at my fingertips.

trexxcrap

awsome thanks dude.

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kylzer

Yes