The hardware requirement for building a virtual machine under Windows 7 is P6000 20

This issue must be refreshed Recently, Virtual PC7 and XP mode virtual machines that create XP mode under Windows 7 have been updated to RC versions. As a result, both Virtual PC and XP mode virtual machines have come a long way. In particular, the stability and maturity of Virtual PC7 have been greatly improved.

We know that none of the current virtual machine software supports the transparency of Vista and Windows 7 Aero very well. However, Virtual PC7 can already support this effect very well. It was a pleasant surprise.

So, how do we build a Windows 7 virtual machine that supports AERO special effects?

1. Create a bare metal for Windows 7 virtual machines.

First of all, we need to configure a virtual bare metal with Virtual PC7 installed on Windows 7. We click on the "Start - All Programs - Windows Virtual PC" command, and then click on the "Create Virtual Machine" button above the open virtual machine window (as shown in Figure 1).

It should be noted that you can't set too much memory to cause the memory of the host to be insufficient, click the "Next" button; At this time, the "Add Virtual Hard Disk" window can be left as default, and click the "Create" button (as shown in Figure 4) to complete the creation of the virtual machine file.

Select the virtual machine file, click the "Settings" button above, and set the "*** drive" as the installation image of Windows 7 in the settings window that opens, it should be noted that the virtual machine only supports the installation of 32-bit Windows 7 (as shown in Figure 6).

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It seems that the CPU of Intel P6000 is not supported, and the specific parameters can be as follows. P6000 is a relatively low-end U in the notebook, and the virtual machine can be built. However, the win7 system is generally not easy to use if your memory is not more than 2g,

You can try VMware, which is a professional virtual machine software! There are no high requirements for hardware.

At the beginning, you had to support hardware virtualization on the CPU to install XP Mode, but now you don't need to, you can install the three patches officially released by Microsoft (including XP Mode) in order.

The first step is to install KB958559 which is a virtual machine Windows Virtual PC;

The second step is to install KB977206 to remove the patch of CPU vt restriction (if the CPU does not support bokeh technology);

The third step is to install Windows XP Mode

No, the T4400 does not support virtualization technology, but you can use third-party software, such as Virtualbox, which is free and easy to use.

You mean hardware virtualization? Not supported.

Win7's built-in "XP mode" requires the CPU to support Hardware-Assisted Virtualization (VT), while Inter T4400 does not support VT.

So, your CPU doesn't support the win7 virtual machine.

AMD is supported. Intel's i series is all available! The E7400 you mentioned, produced before June 12th, does not support VT technology, and the batch after June 12th, Intel added VT technology to it, but I don't know which batch you have, so I can't be sure!!

Those that support VT can be E5300, R0 step, E6300, 45nm, E8200-E8400

If you go up, it's almost no problem.

It is recommended to buy E6300 460 meters Now**It's more good, it's only 40 yuan more expensive than E5300, and the overclocking performance is OK, oh yes.

Now all mainstream AMDCPU are supported, I remember that Intel's Q series is supported!

Highly recommend AMD, cheap and easy to use! Utility!

Q82 also seems to be unsupported.

No problem with CPU, how much RAM do you have? The virtual machine can be divided, and it can be divided with it, how much memory and how many cores of CPU can be given to the virtual machine, and then ask if you don't understand.

It has large memory requirements, preferably more than 2G memory.

No, at most, the virtual machine can not find this disk.

Can you only, I am, I changed 64 bits, 6G memory, available, virtual machine wants 2G to 2G memory.

Your hardware should be able to support hardware virtualization, as long as the corresponding function on the motherboard is enabled, you can run 32-bit virtual machines, and 64-bit can also run.

Yes, I have the same configuration as the landlord's computer, the virtual machine is used, about 500MB, and the small one is not easy to use. When installing, you need to use keygen to enter a registration code,It's OK,win7 64 has good compatibility with 32-bit programs。

Of course you can, go down, the official website has. I'm win764-bit.,The configuration is not as high as you.,The virtual machine runs smoothly win7 ultimate.。

It is recommended that 360 software butler has one, which is open source. Guaranteed non-toxic.

The full name is VMware Workstation, which is currently the most commonly used and has good stability.

I have, but can you make me earn points?

Please send me your e-mail

Go to the Pacific Ocean and use it under 7.,You need to find the serial number.,This one on the Pacific Ocean is genuine.。

Unable to create a new VM: Entering the VMware VM window failed due to a permission issue with the file system.

Now win7 seems to be just good-looking.,Personally, I suggest you change the system.。 If your hard disk is big enough, then you can do dual systems, one XP and one Win7If you have an optical drive, buy a system disk, and if you don't have it, find someone to install it on a USB flash drive for you.

The big brother upstairs has already said it. You can set the permissions of the D: VMware virtual machine and you can try it.

Running VMware with administrator privileges is fine. Just solved

<>This is the game configuration I found, the CPU is not thick, the keys are not thick, and I hope that the stool can help the landlord hungry.

1.Please use the latest version of VMware (or above), do not use the old version, do not use the lite version, preferably the official original version.

2.Check whether the frequency of the virtual CPU is too low, whether the number of available cores is limited, and whether the VT (virtualization) technology is enabled.

Right-click on the taskbar to open Task Manager.

Just look at which program has the highest occupancy.

Aren't you 4 cores, then assign him 1 processor, 2 cores per processor, and give it a try.

What kind of system is your virtual machine? Give the virtual machine more memory.