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Ah, ok, and I got the VM working, but the OS I was going to try doesn't work. But that's because it's a OEM version of vista home premium, but I think it's only meant to be used to upgrade the OS of the machine it came with. Thought it was worth a try though.
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18th Oct 2008, 15:59
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Oh dear, I just did exactly the same thing in regards to editing your post as last time
 Have you seen the bit I added to the guide about downloading the virtual hard drives with XP on them already?
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18th Oct 2008, 16:32
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Yea, but I could install XP on it, because I have a full license for that (what i'm using at the mo) but I wanted to try vista, but it seems like I can't, well I could download a thing for vista, but it only lasts for 30 days (I looked) and that amount of time I don't think is worth it.
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For anyone wanting to test Windows 7, Virtual PC is a great way to do it.
Make sure you have the latest version of Virtual PC (6.0.192) or you will get a BSOD when you install Virtual Machine Additions.
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