This Window Virtual Desktops is a totally refined and elegant solution for managing multiple windows or to view the tasks that are present on Windows. All of these options in the program allow you to divide your workspace into multiple virtual desktops, each of which is easily accessible on the fly.

For example, Window Virtual Desktops you can keep all Internet applications open on your desktop, and have a desktop that works on another, and also all the games. It creates a clear and precise window thumbnails to show real time previews of the windows.

The program window Virtual Desktops can also use the new taskbar features to make the experience even more fun and natural. It will also provide support for XP, even though the previews of the windows are not direct as in the previous system. You can change the display to full screen with drag and drop management and have un’interruttore spy for the desktop.

Category: Multiple Desktops
Size: 1.73 MB
Developer: Window Virtual Desktops
The Virtual Desktops Checking against Virus and Spyware:
yes
Window Operating Systems Virtual Desktops:
Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7

Why guidance? Why a guide for the Windows 7 XP Mode? Quite simply, because the XP Mode for Windows 7 first, and even to install a few things to know!

The XP Mode is nothing other than the new Microsoft Virtual PC 7 with a free Windows XP image.

The special feature is the so-called integration. Installed in the virtual machine programs to automate the host system, in this case, Windows 7, inserted into the start menu and can be started from there. One can see from the virtual machine only the program window (= “seamless mode” in VirtualBox).

The fear of Windows XP users, especially businesses, the programs which were still running XP, with Windows 7 no longer would be tried by the Microsoft XP Mode to work against.

The life cycle of Windows XP coming to an end and another solution was needed to “old” programs on Windows 7 to persuade them to cooperate, so that you have now the known compatibility mode (right click> properties> compatibility)and also the new XP Mode.

In order to use the XP Mode you have to load the XP image, and the Virtual PC install 2007th In addition, the processor must support a couple of things, but one thing after another …

List of supported and unsupported processors

Not the case that your computer supports hardware virtualization, they can not use the XM mode. In order to get out of here two lists of processors based on the current one can see whether their own processor virtualization support [via ZDNet ]