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L'offre gratuite du jour pour Paragon Virtualization Manager 14 Compact (English) était valable le 13 mars 2014!
Vous avez besoin de lancer Windows en tant que machine virtuelle ? Paragon’s Virtualization Manager est la solution. À partir du 08 avril, Microsoft interrompt la prise en charge de Windows XP, ce qui expose votre système à de graves menaces de sécurité. Utilisez Paragon Virtualization Manager 14 Compact afin de sauvegarder votre système XP et de le lancer comme une machine virtuelle à l’intérieur de la nouvelle version Windows 8.
Assistance technique :
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Windows 8.1, 8, 7, Vista, XP Professional, XP Home, Windows 2000 Professional SP4 (x32/x64); CPU: Intel Pentium or compatible, 300 MHz or higher processor; RAM: At least 256 MB (512 MB or greater recommended); Disk space: 250 MB (During the installation additional free space (up to 1GB) will be required)
41.6 MB
$29.95
Suite toute-en-un pour protéger, maintenir et gérer intégralement votre PC !
Sauvegardes performantes. Restauration ultime.
Utiliser un Mac est une expérience fantastique. Jusqu’à ce que vous utilisiez un disque NTFS formaté, qui comprend pour la plupart uniquement des disques dur Windows ! Parce que, pour créer, supprimer ou modifier des fichiers sous Windows NTFS vous avez besoin de Paragon NTFS pour Mac. Après quelques minutes, les problèmes ne seront plus qu’un lointain souvenir. Abbatez les obstacles entre NTFS et HFS avec facilité et en toute confiance !
Prêt pour une mise à niveau vers un disque SSD ? Paragon’s Migrate OS to SSD est tout ce dont vous avez besoin. Notre assistant pratique effectue des migrations rapides et sécuritaires de Windows vers de nouveaux périphériques de stockage (HHD ou SSD) et permet également de passer à des lecteurs aux capacités plus réduites, grâce à des nouvelles capacités d’exclusion de données de pointe. Vous pouvez transférer un système en temps réel sans influencer votre travail et faire aligner vos partitions automatiquement dans le processus, le cas échéant.
Before asking questions everybody should have read above link
http://www.paragon-software.com/home/vm-compact/
It tells e.g.:
Support for Major Virtual Machines. Oracle Virtual Box 4; Microsoft Virtual PC; VMware Workstation; VMware Fusion.
Not mentioned that it produces VHD format the only Microsoft Virtual PC format.
My idea is running XP afterwards only offline i.e. without danger.
A lot of people like me don't want to throw away older machines not apt for Windows 7/8 and I want to use further on old scanners, printers etc. for which no Win7/8 drivers are available.
If you are looking for a very compact and fast Linux running on old machines too (with at least 0.5 GB of RAM) just for internet please try Precise Puppy Linux. It copies its boot disk to a ram disk and your CD/DVD drive isn't blocked after loading. It comes with Seamonkey (a Firefox variant) and a lot of other software. Precise Puppy retro comes with Seamonkey and Opera (apt for small machines) and a lot of additional drivers for older machines.
http://puppylinux.org/wikka/PrecisePuppy
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Linux_distributions_that_run_from_RAM
Free converter:
There is free Disk2vhd v2.01 by Mark Russinovich and Bryce Cogswell dated January 21, 2014 from MS Sysinternals - you know autoruns etc.:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/ee656415.aspx
But you should download and register Paragon Virtualization Manager 14 Compact anyhow as I'm doing. No risk, much fun! Registration information arrvied within one minute! I haven't been disappointed so far by any Paragon software.
And if I download this today, what do I do with it?
You start the program, you start the P2V wizard, you choose your operating system disk (system C:) and you wait until finished. The produced .vdi disk (attention as big as your system, many Gigabytes!), you store on a safe external device.
When you changed to a new operating system, install a virtual disk manager (e.g. Oracle virtual box) and load in this program your saved .vdi file of your "old" system. Now you can work with your old system, as you have done it before for many years, but under your "new" operating system.
HTH
Karl
Please, one of our experts explain how to, or point us to a good link that will help us in this area.
Far away from being an expert, I'll try to explain it:
Think of a program. What you like, e.g. IrfanView. You start the program and a window opens. Instead of viewing a picture, you see an operating system. Maybe a copy of your running system. Inside the open window (in this case e.d. a OracleVirtalBox system), you can use your mouse exactly, as if you were on your real system. You can start programs, you can copy and delete files from your drive...
STOP!
Not on your real drives. You have an virtual file system, too. Everything what you do on this file system does not affect your real system. You play in a virtual world. And if you stop it, it will stay as a snapshot on your real system. If you start your virtual system 5 month later, it would be the same, as you have left it 5 month ago.
This means, you can use your virtual system like your real system. With a fast CPU and enough memory you even don't notice, that you aren't on your real, physical System C: disk.
Look for Oracle Virtual box, install it and play a little bit around. It needs some learning. If you are afraid to learn new things, don't touch it. But if you have understood the principles of virtualization, you want' miss it! For sure!
Good Lord! Not a single comment here explains anything about this product. How do we use this? How can I use this to preserve my current Win XP Pro SP3 everything as a virtual machine when I install Win 7 on my current machine? Many of us have never seen or used virtual anything - please help.
And if I download this today, what do I do with it?
@Coyote #3 yes you can run more then one virtualized xp inside Windows and yes you can run linux. Just remember you need to have enough resources to share with all the virtualized operating systems. Best to run one at a time, but if you have enough resources to share then you can run more then one at a time.
On my Notebook with 6 GB RAM, i3 CPU and 500 GB Hard drive I am able to run 2 instances of Windows XP at the same time without any problems.
Verrouillez vos machines sous XP;
http://www.zdnet.fr/actualites/fin-du-support-windows-xp-a-quoi-s-exposent-les-entreprises-39798356.htm
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Les gays sont toujours présent a ce que je vois!!!
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"les chiens aboient la caravane passe" ....
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Les ordinateurs équipés de Windows XP sont-ils bons à jeter ?
http://www.60millions-mag.com/actualites/articles/les_ordinateurs_equipes_de_windows_xp_sont_ils_bons_a_nbsp_jeter_nbsp
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