Windows XP Mode


  1. danivtec
    Posts : 33
    Windows XP SP3
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    Windows XP Mode


    Currently using XP mode and generally impressed with it however the text and icons look a little hazy.

    Is there anyway of improving this?

    As I understand it it uses a virtual driver similar to VMware.
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  3. s0me0ne
    Posts : 78
    Windows 7 RC 64bit
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    Set the cleartype setting in XP. right click the desktop and pick properties its under effects under the appearance tab
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