i can use with vmware 5.5 os???
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Yes, you shouldn't have any problems. Network adapters are bridged from your host OS to the guest OS. If this card is comparable with your system your good to go.
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The system comes preloaded with Windows 7. I suppose you could wipe it out and install XP, but why? As an alternative, why not get VMware player (for free) and install XP as an alternate choice OS within the Windows 7 environment?
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I think so. Maybe some key has different define compare to windows. I use it in vm Ubuntu is good.
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You probably could, not sure why you would. (XP support ended April 8th, 2014)I bet it would take some serious investigation looking into which manufacturers chips are on the board (I mean specifically -- realtek, marvell, intel, etc) and download them from their websites. Good luck. I wouldn't waste my time, but some might need it, or want to run Virtual Machine sessions.
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I do not know, but keep in mind there is no driver at all for x64 systems, and rovio software seven x86 is not reliable,I used an old XP system, it was ok, never tried virtual machine,
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I do not know. Go to the Parallels website they have a list of compatible operating systems.
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I believe I had it running under server 2012. Hard to remember now since I got other one to run under esxi but I know for a fact it worked with Windows.
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Interesting scenario. Have you contacted Lenovo to see if they can send you 32 bit disks? Licensing forbids multiple installations from one license. Some of the Windows 7 came with virtual XP (32bit), could you app run on that?
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You can, but it requires external software. Try using vjoy, x360ce, or joy2key, each one works in a different way.
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You can install this OS on a physical server, and you can fire up two Windows Server VMs on that physical server. If you add additional physical servers, you will need a license for each physical server.
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I'm not sure I can answer that question definitively. I can tell you that I'm using it with Windows 8 -- running on a Mac, via the latest version of VMWare's Fusion -- and there are no problems in that situation.
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Didn't work for me (using OS 10.9.4 and VMWare Fusion 6.0.4 and Window$ 7), probably requires some additional work.
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Yes, it will work fine for a VM. Keep in mind that the seller, Top Choice Dealz, is not actually shipping a Windows 7 Pro System Builder pack; they are shipping a version called "Windows 7 Pro Refurb PC Citizenship." Also note that you will not likely be able to activate this product over the internet, and so you must call in to Microsoft and exchange activation ID's with a customer service rep.
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If you are working with Windows and have <guest.exe> installed it should work. In other words the hardware is capable; you just need the right software.
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Using a Turon-based CPU and expecting any good performance from a VM under ESXi is asking for trouble. Think of this as a NAS device, not a general purpose server. I wouldn't try **any** virtualization more than "containers" or "BSD-Jails."By this point you might have purchased and installed ESXi. How did it go?
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Not sure about all the versions, but you can always install multiple virtual operation system under Win 8 for old games.They run on my Win 7 for sure.
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E. Marcucci, I was had a similar situation where I wanted to run real Windows applications. I originally purchased Parallels because I really like the graphic implementation however after 2 unexpected crashes I ended up returning it. The biggest problem I had with Parallels is they have horrid support. Honestly, the support is what really did me in. When I posted to the Parallels I never got a straight answer from a Parallel employee. I ended up sending a private message to one I found and he was helpful but it was a little late. Additionally, e-mail support was terrible and could never get a straight answer about how to return the product. I went with VMWare and have been happy. I was able to successfully use VMWare converter that converted my old Thinkpad laptop to a VMWare image and dump it on the Mac. It work with it every day. My company only support Windows operating system and never had any problem with the converted image. This is one opinion but the choice is yours. Parallels lost a customer with their lack of product support. Thanks