Home · Compatibility Lists · Support Forums · FAQ · News Archive · Articles · Submit News/Upcoming News

Latest Web News

Iconix eMail ID 3.87.4.6
Cactus Spam Filter 3.0
Xfire 1.117
StudioLine Photo Basic 3....
DirectCompute Benchmark ...
Bill2's Process Manager 3...
LoseThos 5.16
Notepad X 2.0.9 Alpha (20...
Fix WU 1.0
Simple Port Forwarding 2....

Latest Threads

The Evercool Cruise Missi...
Resident evil 1 issues on...
Gigabyte P55-UD6 Motherbo...
[Security Announce] [ MDV...
[Security Announce] [ MDV...
[Security Announce] [ MDV...
Coolink SWiF2 Fan Series ...
Octavian Keyboard Calcula...
NZXT BETA EVO Classic Ser...
Corsair Obsidian 800D Cas...

Latest Linux News

RHSA-2009:1526-02 Low: Re...
RHSA-2009:1560-01 Critica...
RHSA-2009:1561-01 Importa...
RHSA-2009:1562-01 Importa...
RHSA-2009:1563-01 Importa...
DSA 1932-1: New pidgin pa...
SimplyMEPIS 8.0.12 Mainte...
DSA 1931-1: New NSPR pack...
ECS Elitegroup P55H-A Rev...
DSA 1930-1: New drupal6 p...

Latest Mac News

Apple Releases Mac OS X 1...
Apple releases Mac OS X 1...
Apple Releases Mac OS X 1...
Apple begins shipping qua...
First-known iPhone worm '...
Apple opens doors to Fran...
Apple releases syncing fi...
Important Apple TV 3.0.1 ...
Important Apple TV 3.0.1 ...
Steve Jobs Conquers the D...

Welcome to our website

To take full advantage of all features you need to login or register. Registration is completely free and takes only a few seconds.

Topics

Microsoft
Windows XP
Windows Server 2003
Windows Vista
Windows Server 2008
Windows Home Server
Windows 7
Reviews
Software
Security
Guides
General

News Feeds

Handheld/PDA
XML News Feeds
View Sidebar
Mozilla Sidebar

Appearance

Default
Default Bold
Wide
Wide Bold

Links

HDTV.Esselbach.at
Links Page

More Windows 7 XP Mode questions and more Microsoft answers
Posted by Philipp on: 2009-04-29 13:04:48 [ Print | Permalink ]

All About Microsoft posted some Q&A on the new XP Mode in Windows 7

"Over the past few days — since word of Windows XP Mode and Windows Virtual PC went public — Microsoft has provided so far only the barest of details about its planned Virtual XP Mode functionality for Windows 7. Slowly but surely the company has started releasing additional details.

I had a chance to ask Scott Woodgate, director of Desktop Virtualization and Microsoft Desktop Optimization Pack (MDOP), a few questions about the new Virtual XP virtualization service. "

>> More Windows 7 XP Mode questions and more Microsoft answers