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Thank you! Any more feedback? The more you tell us the more we can help. Can you help us improve? Resolved my issue. Clear instructions. Easy to follow. No jargon. Pictures helped. Monday, April 26, AM.

Arthur, thanks for the feedback. I could not access the settings at all when I posted this, so I restarted the pc in safe mode where XP mode does not actually open.

I cancelled the user account for the virtual engine and then restarted the pc in normal mode. It all cleared and I immediately opened settings and I switched off the integrated features. For now at least the problem is solved. Thanks for all the pearls of wisdom. Note: Windows 8.

Introduction The biggest concern for a company that wants to migrate its operating system from Windows XP to Windows 7 is the software compatibility. Almost all were developed or adapted to run on Windows XP only.

There are several methods to make these applications work with Windows 7 as the File and Registry Virtualization, Compatibility Tab, Application Compatibility Toolkit 5.

These can already solve a big part of these compatibility issues, but some software need features or APIs that exist in Windows XP only. Will you cancel or wait to migrate to a great system as Windows 7 with several features that would greatly help in the daily of administrators and the support because of that? The answer sounds like a choir - YES! Some documentation lists the VGA connector as a D-sub input. If set to Clone mode, switch to Extended Desktop mode In Clone mode, the resolution defaults to the highest resolution supported by both displays.

To set a separate resolution for each display, select Extended Desktop mode: Right-click on your Desktop and select Graphics Properties.

Click Display , select Multiple Displays. Select Extended Desktop mode and click apply. You can now select the largest resolutions for each monitor. Windows XP users, verify that your monitor supports the resolution you want and deselect this Windows setting: Hide modes that this monitor cannot display Deselecting this setting allows the display mode or resolution to be selectable if supported by the monitor.

This setting cannot be selected in Windows 7 or 8. Caution Deselecting the setting Hide modes that this monitor cannot display and then selecting a display mode your monitor is unable to process can cause damage. We are not responsible for resulting damage from use of this setting. Verify with the monitor manufacturer that the monitor can support the display mode you want.

Check with your computer manufacturer regarding the use of this setting. Some computer manufacturers do not support deselecting this setting.



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