Windows XP Home Edition not supported?

Discussion in 'Virtual PC' started by Help,I'mStuck!, Mar 25, 2009.

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    Help,I'mStuck! Guest

    I've tried to install Microsoft Virtual PC under XP but at the beginning of
    the installation it's telling me that it's not a supported operating system.

    I thought that WinXP Home Edition was supported?

    It's WindowsXP Home Edition Version 2002 Service Pack 3.

    I thought that this was a supported OS, is that not actually the case?

    Is there some other reason it might not be working?
     
    Help,I'mStuck!, Mar 25, 2009
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    Jane C Guest


    It's "not supported" in that you will get no support from Microsoft if
    things go wrong. Just click through the warnings and install anyway. It
    will work just fine.
     
    Jane C, Mar 25, 2009
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    Bo Berglund Guest

    Thanks for this pointer to the VPC2007 hotfix!

    Seems to be a valuable fix for VPC2007SP1 for a number of reasons
    apart from the support side. :)
     
    Bo Berglund, Mar 29, 2009
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