The Hardware-Assisted Virtualization Detection Tool is a Microsoft-supported application, which checks if a process supports virtualization. This is especially handy for testing to see if your system is compatible with Windows XP mode, which gives a Windows 7 Enterprise user complete access to a fresh install of Windows XP SP3.
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The new MacBook Pro laptops come in 14-and 16-inch models, return ports that were missing in the past few iterations, and add ...
The flaws can slow application performance by as much as 15% on high-performance PCs for gaming and other demanding software. AMD...
Thin clients generally require less attention from desktop administrators, but sometimes, IT needs to intervene to set up or ...
There are plenty of suitable thin client options for RDP environments, but each device has unique characteristics that make it a ...
