#WINDOWS XP MODE WINDOWS 7 NEDIR INSTALL#
After that, just install application normally and you are done – application shortcuts are published by default to Windows 7 start menu in folder Windows Virtual PC >Virtual Windows Xp applications.
Shared folders now work great with Windows Virtual PC beta, so you can navigate to any Windows 7 folder and copy application to Windows XP workspace.
#WINDOWS XP MODE WINDOWS 7 NEDIR DOWNLOAD#
For example, download one simple application, save it to Windows 7 desktop and then copy it to Windows XP desktop. All you have to do is install application as you normally would, in your Windows XP. OK, so how can you publish application shortcuts of applications installed in virtual Windows XP, to your Windows 7 host. So, with Windows Virtual PC beta (XP mode), shortcuts of application installed in virtual Windows XP, appear in your host Windows 7, as if applications were installed locally. Of course you can see whole virtual Windows XP with start menu and desktop or you can only see applications. All that said, it is clear that XP mode is similar to Microsoft Enterprise Desktop Virtualization (MED-V), but MED-V of course has more features like centralized management, various policies etc… Now with Windows Virtual PC beta, you have a great feature with seamlessly integrated applications installed in virtual Windows XP. Of course this Windows XP is virtualized and it has different features and possibilities than standard virtual XP with earlier versions of Virtual PC. Simply said with XP mode you can run fully licensed version of Windows XP along with Windows 7. Nowadays XP mode is getting very popular because it is really useful feature of Windows 7, especially in enterprise business environment.
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