XP mode without HAV?

My laptop doesn't have Hardware Assisted Virtualization (HAV), is there a tutorial for getting XP mode up and wifi running on it?

Thanks - I've downloaded the patch in the first link and the second link looks useful.

severedsolo I didn't seeyour post while I was replying... I'm following those steps right now. thanks.

I am now running xp in virtualPC, i am trying to access a website through IE6 that is not in english, looking for CLPexe.exe to install. Outside of the VM, in windows7, no problem to visit foreign language websites, so the language packs must be installed already on my laptop. WHat are the file extensions for language packs so that I can manually copy or install them in XP? Searching for CLPexe.exec doesnt turn up anything.

(and oh man, XP looks ridiculous)

What you're thinking of is available by going to the Control Panel, changing it to Classic View, then going to "Regional and Language Settings", clicking on the "Languages" Tab and then checking off both boxes and waiting for it to do its process to install support for both the complex and right to left languages as well as East Asian languages.

And yeah, these are already installed by default into Windows Vista and Windows 7.

@Darician, In Windows 7, all language packs are already installed and working fine - i.e., no problems visiting any foreign language webites. In VirtualPC XP Mode, when trying to run the installation of support for both the complex and right to left languages and East Asian languages, the error message indicating files are needed from the Windows XP Professional Service Pack 3 cd, which I don't have. Screen shots below. How to locate these files manually in Windows 7 (searching for them doesn't turn up anything). Thanks.

Unfortunately, you will need a Windows XP CD to accomplish this. It does not have to be with SP3 as I tried with an old copy of XP Professional Gold (SP0) that I have and it worked but you will need an XP Professional CD to do this. A Home version CD might also work as I believe the language files are the same in either one.