Re: Ways to try out Windows - yes it's free and legal
@SLJNo, all the downloadable virtual Windows machines are fully functional, but they expire and can't be re-activated (at least not legally).But the grace period does not begin to count down until the first booting of the operating system.S
Re: Ways to try out Windows - yes it's free and legal
@arqmeisterUnfortunately, there are only a few ways in which a Windows installation can be made accessible.And WinPE is the best shot.And yes, this has not changed anything from Windows 98 to 8.1.(1) Installation by answer file.It can be done
Re: Ways to try out Windows - yes it's free and legal
@arqmeisterUnfortunately, there are only a few ways in which a Windows installation can be made accessible.And WinPE is the best shot.And yes, this has not changed anything from Windows 98 to 8.1.(1) Installation by answer file.It can be done
Re: Ways to try out Windows - yes it's free and legal
Agreed about keeping things secure. Out of curiosity though, how did you manage to install from the PE? I tryed using a usb stick with the xp installation on it. Got as far as windows needs to restart to copy files, but the system wouldn't re
Re: Ways to try out Windows - yes it's free and legal
@arqmeisterIf you install Windows XP from USB, you must use the following command:winnt32.exe /makelocalsource /syspart:c: /tempdrive:C: If it's Windows 7 you can just start the GUI setup from the installation source and get going.URL: http:/
Re: Ways to try out Windows - yes it's free and legal
@arqmeisterUnfortunately, there are only a few ways in which a Windows installation can be made accessible.And WinPE is the best shot.And yes, this has not changed from Windows XP to 8.1.[1) Installation by answer file.It can be done, but as
