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[paulspage]

i installed it on one computer then took the drive out and boot it up on a differernt computer with different hardware and it booted up without blue screen. winxp in this situation would take a poop and blue screen.

[inp o҉rtb]

Yeah, Win7 craps out with bluescreen when taken from virtual machine to real hardware. Fail?

[ultimatebuster]

It should work no problem.

[manicgames]

It should work no problem.

No.

[ultimatebuster]

unless you have custom built/weird model

[manicgames]

Once again, no. It doesn't work, at all. It results in a BSOD. Please read the above posts before posting yourself.

[Primefalcon]

As I've said before, your not aloud to use windows within a virtual or otherwise emulated environment, that's because your suppose to buy a separate copy of windows for each machine instead of being able to having a possibly portable version, also Microsoft want windows to have direct access to your hardware without restriction

[ariarinen]

As I've said before, your not aloud to use windows within a virtual or otherwise emulated environment, that's because your suppose to buy a separate copy of windows for each machine instead of being able to having a possibly portable version, also Microsoft want windows to have direct access to your hardware without restriction

With Ultimate/Enterprise/2008 you are aloud to to use it within a virtual environment. It works for me with ultimate, pretty well with 7 and xp but I believe that Windows Virtual PC is telling the virtual machine stuff about hardware  .   

[ultimatebuster]

Once again, no. It doesn't work, at all. It results in a BSOD. Please read the above posts before posting yourself.

well it seems to be working fine for me, so yeah.

[paulspage]

maybe it hasto do with the harddrive controller driver has both of your motherboard drivers in it? maybe thats what happened to me where i didnt get a bsod.

[inp o҉rtb]

Indeed, the BSOD is usually against the harddrive controller.

[paulspage]

so maybe win 7 has drivers of all controllers loaded up on startup so id doesnt bsod when started? it really shocked me when i plugged in the drive to the other computer and it worked.

[inp o҉rtb]

Uh, no, because it still BSOD's with the harddrive controller error. All I can say is, YMMV