Windows XP Productivity Programs ?


  1. alsteele
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    Windows XP Productivity Programs ?


    I am debating between Windows 7 Home and Professional. What are some examples of Windows XP Productivity Programs that require Windows 7 Professional?
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  3. swarfega
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    Off the top of my head, virtualisation requires 7 Professional or Ultimate.
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  4. alsteele
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    Thanks for replying swarfega, but my question is: "What are some examples of Windows XP Productivity Programs that require Windows 7 Professional?"
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  6. masterB
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    If you still need to use XP(as I do) I recommend dualboot XP and W7. Virtual XP Mode sucks.
    That way you can have W7 home premium.
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