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I have Windows 8 Professional and use the Hyper V functionality.
Recently I signed up for Windows 10 and a thought struct me i.e. do we keep all the functionality of Windows 8.
More importantly:
Do we get Hyper V in Windows 10 if we have it already installed on Windows 8? Y/N
Or
Do we have to buy/upgrade to Windows 10 Professional to get the Hyper V functionality? Y/N
If I have to buy/upgrade to Professional for Windows 10 I wont be upgrading because I am 100% sure the new features wont be that great that I really feel the urge to upgrade.
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C
If you upgrade from Windows 8 Pro you'll get Windows 10 Pro and will still have Hyper-v.
See http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/windows-10-faq
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I was going to move from VirtualBox to VMware Pro since it it much better, but it says this:
VMware showing error message
I was confused because when I checked the DirectX version it showed this:
DirectX 12 shown
This is really confusing so any help is appreciated
I tried using the free player version of it, but when I tried it says no problems on setup but when i turn on 3D acceleration it shows this: 3D acceleration not supported too
This is really confusing so any help is appreciated
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Does anybody know what MS Office 15 is? I installed this trial version of it and now can't uninstall it after the trial has expired. It is not listed in Control Panel > Programs. I don't see any uninstall binary in
C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office 15
Can't get rid of it. I can't even associate .doc files with an MS Office 2003 I have installed on my machine.
Any hints would be highly appreciated.
Thanks
I found this solution on a microsoft site.
Try this please:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2739501
If this don't work, u can try this:
http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/office/forum/office_2013_release-office_install/my-60-day-office-2013-trial-expired-after-about-a/4ad7a7f0-5d1e-4731-b528-bee648305a84
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Hi all I have a Windows CE 6.0 device. I installed SqlServecCompact3.5 but the device removes the program when I power off the device.
What Do I have to do for it not to reinstall programs I have installed?
Many Windows CE devices reset to factory default if you pull the battery. You will want to refer to the vendor's documentation to determine the appropriate way to restore the device. Typically there are one or more persistent storage areas and a mechanism to auto-run CAB installs, file copies, and registry updates upon a cold-boot restart. These allow you to rebuild the device.
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I have a question that is bugging me and would like to have an answer. Do all the applications available for the Windows Phone platform go through the Windows Phone store and monitored by Microsoft? I don't possess a Windows Phone and none of my friends do, so I wanted to make sure whether all applications go through the Windows Phone store. Thank you very much :)
Yes, all applications that are available for download have to be downloaded through the Windows Phone Store.
On a sidenote, there is also the concept of dev-unlocked devices. For those, you can sideload your own applications, bypassing the store, but only limited to devices that are registered with an existing store developer account.
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Just got myself a new Windows 8 tablet, which operates a 32 bit Win 8 (It was advertised as 64 bit on amazon, but that's another subject I guess).
My question is, can I upgrade the existing system to 64 bit, without having to set up win 8 again? I haven't found anything on google, not even someone with the same question which makes me kind of afraid there is no solution.. Anyway, here I am and ask :)
Any answers are kindly appreciated ^_^
There is no upgrade path when changing architecture, so no, you will have to do a complete reinstall when switching from 32bit to 64bit, no matter what hardware you are on.
Your data will be lost if you do not backup manually, all programs and drivers will need to be re-installed.To quote Microsofts official documentation:
If you want to move from a 32-bit version of Windows to a 64-bit version of Windows 7 or vice versa, you'll need to back up your files and choose the Custom option during Windows 7 installation. Then, you'll need to restore your files and reinstall your programs.