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Windows 7 - Sharing Software
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| 05-08-2009 | #1 |
| | Sharing Software Some advice needed please. I have WinXP (SP3) installed on Drive E. I have Windows 7 (RC1) insaleed on Drive C. All my software for Win XP is installed on Drive D. My question is this: If I install software on Windows 7 that I already have on WinXP, into the same folder for both operating systems on Drive D (example being MS Office into D:\Microsoft Office) will the software work with both OS. In other words the installation will tell Windows 7 to run the programs from the same folder that WinXP uses. Hope that is clear, and will it work. Thanks in advance, Paul. |
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| 05-08-2009 | #2 |
| | Yes you can do that with all the programs I had installed that way when I used to have a dual boot with x86 and x64 Vista. Haven't tried with XP but I don't think it would make to much difference. |
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| 05-08-2009 | #3 |
| | Well, would the exception not be that Windows will immediately detect a compatibility issue? |
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