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Another option (in addition to running the TIS in XP Mode using Win Pro or Ultimate): Check out VirtualBox from a Sun Microsystems. You can set up a small virtual machine running an XP OS and then install the TiS on the VM. VirtualBox will also run other OS's too.

So if you want a flavor of Linux at your fingertips after booting into your Windows OS. I highly recommend conducting all internet activity (browsing, posting, downloading, etc) via a VM. Very safe as it insulates your primary OS from external influences such as viruses and malware. Download Naruto Shippuden Ep 400 Sub Indo. I'll stop with the geek stuff now. Yeah unfortunately I don't have Win 7 Pro, but win 7 home, so I can't get XP mode. Upgrading to Win 7 Pro might be easier than messing around with my old XP computer.

I tried running it like this, and was not successful. I think the software requires to many important configuration steps to run properly in XP mode. I would recommend trying to find an old laptop lying around to run it on.

Or maybe dual booting to XP or something. I'm thinking about installed XP to a big SD card and running it from my macbook pro (which has win7 64 as its primary OS). Yeah unfortunately I don't have Win 7 Pro, but win 7 home, so I can't get XP mode. Upgrading to Win 7 Pro might be easier than messing around with my old XP computer. I tried running it like this, and was not successful. I think the software requires to many important configuration steps to run properly in XP mode. I would recommend trying to find an old laptop lying around to run it on.

Or maybe dual booting to XP or something. I'm thinking about installed XP to a big SD card and running it from my macbook pro (which has win7 64 as its primary OS). Ya, setting up the built-it XP mode VM in 7 was tedious. Once it's done, though, the TIS launches/runs very well. I have a shortcut on my desktop that opens the TIS in the XP mode VM with one click. You'd never know it was running in Win 7 64-bit. Pretty seamless.

I will post some simplified directions here with the necessary add-on files if it's helpful. I just have to be at my laptop to do so. That said, the more I've used VirtualBox, the more I appreciate it's simplicity compared to Microsoft's built-in 'solution'. According To A Recent Study Of Chilean Bus Drivers there.

It's really terrific. I use it on the windows side and VMWare Fusion on the Mac side for just about everything. I know VMWare makes a Fusion for windows.

But I'm cheap, and VirtualBox is a great price (free). I do computer/cell phone/GPS forensics as part of my work. Dealing with volatile data, responding to data breaches, removing/analyzing viruses and malware over the past few years has really made me appreciate a clean and easy VM.