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Ouuu - you are right - I was writing rubbishzer0 wrote:XP mode *is* XPPeterH wrote:Isn't XP-mode *like* XP, while XP *is* XP?
Especially for testing application-problems with XP - not just for using kind of "XP-application" on 7.
New/rename folder: Endless "Confirm Folder Replace" dialogs
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Re: New/rename folder: Endless "Confirm Folder Replace" dialogs
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Re: New/rename folder: Endless "Confirm Folder Replace" dialogs
Yes, right, something like this will happen...PeterH wrote:Did you want to install *over* XP? I would *never* do this...admin wrote:Well, this will have to wait until I have Win7 here and running. Unfortunately I heard that an upgrade from XP to Win7 is not possible, which is very bad news for me. But some solution will pop up I'm sure.
And wouldn't it be good for testing to keep XP *and* 7?
For example: use 2nd HD, switch boot-disk by BIOS, and install on new disk? Then you can boot XP or 7 at your will...
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