Comments on: Windows XP to have a final release this month http://www.hardwareinsight.com/windows-xp-to-have-a-final-release-this-month/ Stay Learned with everything from the Hardware World Thu, 09 Sep 2010 11:37:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: sanamanees http://www.hardwareinsight.com/windows-xp-to-have-a-final-release-this-month/comment-page-1/#comment-5422 sanamanees Thu, 08 Oct 2009 04:38:46 +0000 http://www.hardwareinsight.com/?p=3511#comment-5422 They are not releasing Windows XP my friend. They are actually providing a mode in Windows7 with which you can run programs the same way as they are running in XP to ease the migration.Its just a compatibility mode or rather a feature of Windows 7. <br><br>From the above mentioned article, it says :<br>"As you may know, Windows XP Mode is specially designed for small and medium-sized businesses to help ease the migration process to Windows 7 by providing additional compatibility for their older productivity applications. The newly updated Windows XP Mode now works with the RC and RTM versions of the Windows 7 Professional, Ultimate and Enterprise SKUs."<br><br>You must clear it in your article. They are not releasing Windows XP my friend. They are actually providing a mode in Windows7 with which you can run programs the same way as they are running in XP to ease the migration.Its just a compatibility mode or rather a feature of Windows 7.

From the above mentioned article, it says :
“As you may know, Windows XP Mode is specially designed for small and medium-sized businesses to help ease the migration process to Windows 7 by providing additional compatibility for their older productivity applications. The newly updated Windows XP Mode now works with the RC and RTM versions of the Windows 7 Professional, Ultimate and Enterprise SKUs.”

You must clear it in your article.

]]> By: sanamanees http://www.hardwareinsight.com/windows-xp-to-have-a-final-release-this-month/comment-page-1/#comment-5016 sanamanees Thu, 08 Oct 2009 03:38:46 +0000 http://www.hardwareinsight.com/?p=3511#comment-5016 They are not releasing Windows XP my friend. They are actually providing a mode in Windows7 with which you can run programs the same way as they are running in XP to ease the migration.Its just a compatibility mode or rather a feature of Windows 7. <br><br>From the above mentioned article, it says :<br>"As you may know, Windows XP Mode is specially designed for small and medium-sized businesses to help ease the migration process to Windows 7 by providing additional compatibility for their older productivity applications. The newly updated Windows XP Mode now works with the RC and RTM versions of the Windows 7 Professional, Ultimate and Enterprise SKUs."<br><br>You must clear it in your article. They are not releasing Windows XP my friend. They are actually providing a mode in Windows7 with which you can run programs the same way as they are running in XP to ease the migration.Its just a compatibility mode or rather a feature of Windows 7.

From the above mentioned article, it says :
“As you may know, Windows XP Mode is specially designed for small and medium-sized businesses to help ease the migration process to Windows 7 by providing additional compatibility for their older productivity applications. The newly updated Windows XP Mode now works with the RC and RTM versions of the Windows 7 Professional, Ultimate and Enterprise SKUs.”

You must clear it in your article.

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