how can i installed windows xp mode without VT-CPU

Discussion in 'Windows 7' started by Reginald_Rae, Oct 18, 2009.

  1. Reginald_Rae

    Reginald_Rae MDL Novice

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    #1 Reginald_Rae, Oct 18, 2009
    I just a question if i can run Windows XP Mode on Windows 7..

    Im using an Acer 4736 Laptop with
    T6600/320HDD/4GBDDR3/INSYDE BIOS

    THANKS.
     
  2. genuine555

    genuine555 MDL Expert

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  3. Servi

    Servi MDL Member

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    #3 Servi, Oct 18, 2009
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    You could check if your BIOS can support a Penryn-R0-3072 CPU (P8600,P8700,P8800 - they have IVT), or a Penryn C0 (T9300,T9500) and consider upgrading.
     
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    #4 whitehat2009, Oct 18, 2009
    Upgrading as Servi mentioned is a good but expensive option. If you don't want to go that route than get VirtualBox or VMWare Workstation and install a virtualized XP there.
     
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  5. genuine555

    genuine555 MDL Expert

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    #5 genuine555, Oct 18, 2009
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    as mentionned in my post above...:D


    the difference is that with hardware vt support, you won't even notice your running virtualisation, because vt adds a subroutine on your cpu, making it being executed instantanious.