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    Virtual PC 2007

    MS have released a beta of Virtual PC 2007. The main benefits appear to be Vista support as both host and guest OS, 64bit host support and hardware virtualization support.

    Looks much the same otherwise.

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    Re: Virtual PC 2007

    Shame the Vista EULA prevents you from running it on a VM.

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    Re: Virtual PC 2007

    Thats true for the home editions, yes. Not for the Ultimate or Business editions.

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