LilBambi BSOD Kernel Dump Senior Analyst Joined Apr 17, 2012 Posts 292 Location Virgina, USA Aug 22, 2013 #1 Remember Windows 7 XPMode for Windows 7 Ultimate, Pro and Enterprise? Apparently Windows 8 (certain versions: Windows 8 Pro and Enterprise), include Microsoft's Client Hyper V (Get started with Windows 8 Client Hyper-V the right way - TechRepublic). There is a Youtube video tutorial as well (likely many more), but here's one: http://youtu.be/WSNyb5-lN4g Of course you could also use VirtualBox and VMWare to run Windows XP on Windows 8. NOTE: Unlike Windows 7 XPMode, you must to provide your own licensed copy of Windows XP for the virtual environment, sadly; Microsoft is apparently not supplying it this time around like they did for Windows 7 Ultimate, Pro and Enterprise.
Remember Windows 7 XPMode for Windows 7 Ultimate, Pro and Enterprise? Apparently Windows 8 (certain versions: Windows 8 Pro and Enterprise), include Microsoft's Client Hyper V (Get started with Windows 8 Client Hyper-V the right way - TechRepublic). There is a Youtube video tutorial as well (likely many more), but here's one: http://youtu.be/WSNyb5-lN4g Of course you could also use VirtualBox and VMWare to run Windows XP on Windows 8. NOTE: Unlike Windows 7 XPMode, you must to provide your own licensed copy of Windows XP for the virtual environment, sadly; Microsoft is apparently not supplying it this time around like they did for Windows 7 Ultimate, Pro and Enterprise.
Corrine Administrator, Microsoft MVP, Security Analyst Staff member Joined Feb 22, 2012 Posts 12,254 Location Upstate, NY Aug 22, 2013 #2 My guess is that the decision not to provide Windows XP for the virtual environment is because XP is so close to EOL.
My guess is that the decision not to provide Windows XP for the virtual environment is because XP is so close to EOL.
LilBambi BSOD Kernel Dump Senior Analyst Joined Apr 17, 2012 Posts 292 Location Virgina, USA Aug 22, 2013 #3 Yes, that is likely true.
Temmu Well-known member Joined Apr 18, 2012 Posts 436 Location far reaches of the galaxy, but you knew that... Aug 23, 2013 #4 one should hurry up and prepare for ditching xp and its apps. o, wait, no apps on xp - i meant, useful programs. and, yes, one can always isolate the xp machine from the internet.
one should hurry up and prepare for ditching xp and its apps. o, wait, no apps on xp - i meant, useful programs. and, yes, one can always isolate the xp machine from the internet.