How to install The Windows Xp mode on non Hardware Assisted Virtualization Technology PC’s
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In this video I will show you how to install and run Windows XP Mode in Windows 7 on a PC without Hardware Virtualization. 
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http://twitter.com/quesoman – Hello Everyone, This is my first ever Windows 7 tutorial! This tutorial is specifically about the new feature that everyone has been raving about! The Virtual XP mode add-on. This downloadable feature is available from Microsoft and, for free, it runs Windows XP in a virtual machine and also allows to run programs in a compatibility environment using the XP framework. Users no longer have to worry about incompatible programs. Unfortunately this feature will only be available for the Buisness, Enterprise, and Ultimate editions. To download the Windows 7 Release Candidate download it from here: http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windows-7/download.aspx