Currently i am running Fedor 20. I need XP to run on my Virtual Box. I just got screwed buying an Upgrade disk. Can i instal without additional disks
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I don't know if it will work my thought is call staples or best buy and ask them what I know is you should have xp orginal before you upgrade hope this helps
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No, you'll need to use the CAD program in XP Mode. The "Anytime Upgrade" doesn't "install" anything. It activates features that are inactive until the key is entered. If you have 64 bit, it stays 64 bit.
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upgrading Vista 32 bit is no problem at all. Upgrading Xp 32 bit can be a nightmare! With xp you have to do a clean install. This means the program wipes out everything on your hard drive and you lose everything. Make sure you back up all your files and data. Once installed you will need all the original disks for whatever software programs you were running on xp or be able to download them from the Internet. You CAN NOT install your software programs from a backup. The next problem that arises is when it asks you for the product key to type in DON'T DO IT!!!!!!! Just hit the enter key and bypass this screen. You can install the product key after windows seven has been install on the computer. Here is why, if you type the product key in when it asks you to and windows has already formated the hard drive you may get a invalid product key message. Now you can't go anywhere in the program. If you start all over again windows doesn't find XP on the hard drive because it has already wipe everything off the hard drive and since this is a upgrade it won't install the program because it can't find XP. Now you are going to spend hours with Microsoft getting the problem corrected. I have installed this 8 times on XP computers and it is not easy and it takes up to about four hours to install on some slow 32 bit machines plus you won't believe how many updates have to be installed. Some computers all night to install them. Don't purchase this program until you run The windows 7 advisor program from Microsoft to see if your computer will run it. Some computers don't have the right requirements to run windows 7. AGAIN FIRST THING TO DO IS RUN THE WINDOWS 7 ADVISOR PROGRAM IT IS EASY TO DOWNLOAD FROM MICROSOFT. Once the software is opened up no one will take it back, EVER! I hope this helps. You may want to look at windows 7 system builder instead of this version.
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No idea. I'm all Win XP and 7. Good unit. A bit larger than some but no flimsy plastic trays.
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Hi, You can use the mini CD which containing drivers and software. In reality the softwares are old and only for XP. In reality you can use softwares given by IPCAS, i let you search on the web... Regards
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Despite what others will say, you can. You have to run it in compatibility mode for WinXP-32bit (Or previous Windows if it gives you the option). This worked for me in windows Vista/7. If you're running Win8 I can't say for sure. There might have been another thing to install (A roommate stole my disk so I can't try) some quick googling should help.
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You might, however I would recommend installing Windows 7 or 8 and running XP and your old software on a virtual machine. I have done this before on OS X and Windows 7 hosts, and hardware locked (USB dongle) software.
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If you are running Windows virtually and that VM meets minimum specs I don't see why it wouldn't run. Keep it mind if the VM doesn't connect to internet at all, you will want to get the disc version.
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You want to run XP on your burner? That won't work. But the other way arond, XP supports that burner, yes.
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XP will only support one computer now in 2014,and it used to support three computers until I think it became expensive to police those computer with regards to hackers and probably three times the amount of updates. You need a home network or homegroup, you still can't run online at anytime. The support is ending in XP(they always seem to reissue or keep up somehow) and all future Windows is yes buy three disks or a volume license.
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I also need to install on three computers. Does anyone know if FMP 10 allows it?Thank you.Will
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I don't know. I am just a very average user who had to update because Windows was no longer supporting XP
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You should only install on one PC if I remember correct. But I think you mean how many times can you download in case you need to get it again. If I remember correct there was a number of times. But when you download the file you will have the file. So burn to a DVD or put on a USB external drive or something so you will have a hard copy of it. What I also did was upgrade to the new version X7. When I upgraded one of the things they offer for a small fee is to mail you a DVD with the program. I paid for it. I feel much better having it here on a DVD. Hope the answer helps.
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HiReally depends on the age of your machine. This version is for system builders, meaning you'd have to wipe windows xp and install win7 fresh. This won't upgrade an existing windows installation.If your machine is older than 4 years, I'd suggest a new machine.The install took 15gb of my hard disk
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I wouldn't advise it. Since Microsoft servers do not support a lot of XP systems anymore. I suggest upgrading to Windows seven. I have Windows 7 Ultimate and a great video card. If you do this, make sure your power supply in your pc can handle a better video card. Otherwise, you can damage your system.
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I use XP and have not had any problems whatsoever. Great product - I recommend it.
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I haven't loaded it on a unit with Win XP. However, I just looked at the box my disk came in. It says it will run on Win XP. The box also has a 60-day money back "satisfied" guarantee. We both need to update our Quicken software. Happy Holidays.