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Old 04-21-2011, 08:52 AM   #1
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Default Office 2007 Keygen virtualization - Running Window

Hello.,Office 2010

Does anybody know if it really is doable to check out out "XP Mode" in Windows 7, if Windows seven is running inside of Virtualbox? The processor I am working contains the VT-x ability and it is enabled inside the BIOS. Theoretically VT-x permits for nesting (ie. managing Xen inside of an other instance of Xen), nevertheless I could not get the visitor Windows seven OS to detect the availability of VT-x.

Does Virtualbox assist this? What do I will need to configure? Alternatively, does VMWare help this?

Update: thank you to everyone who responded. Following doing additional investigation and experimentation myself, I found that this presently isn't achievable, though theoretically it would be (my unique enthusiasm was to play around with XP Mode with out physically rebooting the machine - I guess I'll must byte the bullet and do a entire install / reboot physically). Additional reference:

From VMWare local community (emphasis extra):

It is just doable to run nested VMs when the outer VM makes use of hardware virtualization (Intel's VT-x or AMD's AMD-V) along with the inner VM makes use of the classical BT (binary translation) monitor. You might operate any 32-bit or 64-bit operating system since the outer guest. You could only run 32-bit running programs because the interior visitor. These configurations are totally unsupported.

Virtual Computer 2008 makes use of the equivalent of "hardware virtualization" not "binary translation",Office 2007 Keygen, and as this kind of,Microsoft Office 2007, it is incompatible together with the scenario explained.

From Invisible Labs (emphasis added):

We can now virtualize complicated hypervisors, like e.g. Virtual Laptop 2007 or Virtual Box with SVM turned on (BTW, we could also operate VMWare Workstation,Office 2010 Professional, but that does not count, as on AMD processors it does not take advantage of SVM recommendations). We also possess a prototype code that enables to operate nested hypervisors on VT-x but that code demands a little much more polishing (oh, didn’t you understand that our NBP also supports VT-x today?).

The conclusion is always that it really is technically possible,Office 2007 Serial, but no item implements it nevertheless. I will award the bounty anyways.
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