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Is the XP VM in W7 32 bit or 64 bit?

 
 
ToddAndMargo
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      08-21-2009
Hi All,

Does anyone know if the XP Virtual Machine that comes
with certain version of W7 is 32 bit or 64 bit?

Many thanks,
-T
 
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David B.
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      08-21-2009
Both of your questions could have been asked in the same post.

32 bit only.

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"ToddAndMargo" <> wrote in message
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> Hi All,
>
> Does anyone know if the XP Virtual Machine that comes
> with certain version of W7 is 32 bit or 64 bit?
>
> Many thanks,
> -T


 
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ToddAndMargo
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      08-21-2009
David B. wrote:
> Both of your questions could have been asked in the same post.
>
> 32 bit only.
>


Thank you! One of my customers has two nVidia chipset Vista
X64 HP machines and both of her critical apps do not play well
with X64. So I told her to upgrade to W7 for the virtual
machine. (Especially since HP machines with nVidia chips sets
are a nightmare to revert to XP.)

I posted two separate questions, as I have found that if I post
multiple questions, I usually only get the first question
answered. Just my experience

-T

 
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David B.
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      08-21-2009

Keep in mind that said PC's have to support hardware virtualization to use
Win 7's XP mode.

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"ToddAndMargo" <> wrote in message
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> David B. wrote:
>> Both of your questions could have been asked in the same post.
>>
>> 32 bit only.
>>

>
> Thank you! One of my customers has two nVidia chipset Vista
> X64 HP machines and both of her critical apps do not play well
> with X64. So I told her to upgrade to W7 for the virtual
> machine. (Especially since HP machines with nVidia chips sets
> are a nightmare to revert to XP.)
>
> I posted two separate questions, as I have found that if I post
> multiple questions, I usually only get the first question
> answered. Just my experience
>
> -T
>


 
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ToddAndMargo
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      08-21-2009

David B. wrote:
> Keep in mind that said PC's have to support hardware virtualization to
> use Win 7's XP mode.
>

Oh bummer! It is an AMD with an nVidia chipset, so
I doubt it.

-T
 
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ToddAndMargo
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      08-21-2009
David B. wrote:
> Keep in mind that said PC's have to support hardware virtualization to
> use Win 7's XP mode.


Anyone write a utility to check for this?
 
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Rick Rogers
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      08-22-2009
Hi,

This should help:
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/vir...gure-bios.aspx

There are links for both Intel and AMD processors.

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"ToddAndMargo" <> wrote in message
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> David B. wrote:
>> Keep in mind that said PC's have to support hardware virtualization to
>> use Win 7's XP mode.

>
> Anyone write a utility to check for this?


 
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ToddAndMargo
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      08-22-2009
Rick Rogers wrote:
> Hi,
>
> This should help:
> http://www.microsoft.com/windows/vir...gure-bios.aspx
>
> There are links for both Intel and AMD processors.
>

Cool! Thank you! I can not wait to try it out on a
buggered up Dell BIOS!

-T
 
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