Three Modes of Windows XP Mode

re: Three Modes of Windows XP Mode

Chris V — Tue, 01 May 2012 18:21:04 GMT

I have a Lenovo ThinkCentre and I was able to get XP Mode to run but after installing my first program in XP mode I don't see it on my Windows 7 Start Menu to run seamlessly?

re: Three Modes of Windows XP Mode

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re: Three Modes of Windows XP Mode

Larry Alba — Thu, 29 Sep 2011 01:32:26 GMT

How do I get the XP Virtual Machine to run on my new Fujitsu AH531 Notebook?

It downloads, but is not seen on the programs list.

Yes, I enabled hardware virtualization mode in Bios setup.

re: Three Modes of Windows XP Mode

Sol R — Tue, 27 Sep 2011 13:25:28 GMT

I want to run Rbase a 1980's Database program in XP mode. Since this is a 16bit DOS program, I run it now in XP via a Pif shortcut on my desktop which launches a BAT file. Will I be able to create a working short cut to this pif on my Win7 desktop?

re: Three Modes of Windows XP Mode

John CT — Fri, 25 Mar 2011 22:22:50 GMT

To John Byrd,

I want to have a full access to everything on my physical computer from the Virtual Machine of Windows XP Mode. This included installing any programs for XP onto my physical hard drives from the Windows XP Mode environment. What I need to do by steps to make it happen?

John CT

re: Three Modes of Windows XP Mode

John Byrd — Tue, 15 Mar 2011 03:18:40 GMT

Bill C to join a xp Mode computer ti a domain you must make the windows xp mode windows small then click on tools then settings then change the network adapter from shared nat to the network adapter that is connected on the windows 7 host or click on the windows vertual pc icon in all programs then click xp mode then settings then network then click shared nat and change it to the network adapter that is connected on the win 7 host it will take 30 seconds to get the ip from the dhcp server then you can use the static ip setting just like the win xp pro from before xp mode came out

re: Three Modes of Windows XP Mode

John CT — Tue, 08 Mar 2011 02:46:21 GMT

My name is John. Recently, I bought a new computer system with Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit that was custom built. I seek for help on how to setup Windows XP Mode and Windows Virtual PC programs.

I installed Windows XP Mode and Windows Virtual PC programs in my C drive. But, I have been having trouble with learning how to set its settings up in a specific way. There no document instruction appears in my Windows 7 Start Menu. Last month, I created a Virtual Hard Disk in a wrong way. By this, my Virtual Hard Disk won’t let me to access any of my physical hard drives or folders. I don’t fully understand how to change it.

If you can help me with my problems, please respond to this post. Then, I would describe my problems. Thank you very much!

re: Three Modes of Windows XP Mode

godfather — Mon, 07 Mar 2011 01:28:38 GMT

running xp fine. my apps insist i go to win7

All is fine but my programs will not run now.I have no cd or dvd recorders

I down loaded the latest drivers for both but the are not available in win 7 I tried virtual pc and xp .but when I try to apply the apps that I downloaded .

Virtual pc wants me to install the program from a floppy (4,379)from a floppy? get real NO CD OR DVD to install from

Help me please I am completely broke from all the upgrades I had tobuy to grt this computer up to date for win7

Thank You (broke) godfather

re: Three Modes of Windows XP Mode

deuceV361 — Tue, 21 Dec 2010 03:50:59 GMT

Although XP mode is great and I have been using it with all of my homework applications, none of the programs that I loaded into XP mode are not showing up in the windows 7 start menu. Am I doing something wrong?

re: Three Modes of Windows XP Mode

Larry CK — Mon, 27 Sep 2010 08:57:30 GMT

Why does Virtual Application / Invisible mode only works under administrator's account? I' mean, one must be logged in using user name 'Administrator' and not just any account with administrative privileges on the host.

It is unreasonable to give out domain administrator password to users that need to run some legacy applications.

Is there a workaround to make Virtual Application / Invisible mode to work for any user account with restricted rights?