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Microsoft VIRTUAL PC 2004 (Full) (Microsoft-T3100007)

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Reviewed by: get2shivani

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Strengths: None

Weaknesses: Needs too much memory

Overall Evaluation: I installed this on my 512MB memory Dell laptop and the OS running in the virual PC would crawl. I have used other virtual PC programs before and this one is the slowest.The worst feature of this program is that it supports only Win XP Pro. I couldnt get it to work with Win XP Home. I was under the impression that I could buy this and then install some Win 98 or some such thing. Also, there is no support for linux - which is very annoying.I bought this so that I could experiment with other OS - but officially it doesnt support them.All in all I would say a big waste of money.

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