While vendors are rushing to get an upper hand in this race, Microsoft made a surprise decision to stop supporting Microsoft Virtual PC 2007 on Windows 7 and decided not to provide any support for 64-bit virtualization in Windows 7. For information on how to set up Windows Virtual PC and Windows XP Mode, check out "Running Windows XP Mode with Windows Virtual PC" on the Support and Videos page.For the past several years, everyone in the technology world seems to be talking about virtualization. Once you have installed Windows XP Mode, click the Windows 7 Start button, then select All Programs > Windows Virtual PC > Windows XP Mode to begin setup. After opening the "XP Mode" window you can re-install your Carlson software from within the XP Mode window so that it will run the same way as if it were a 32 bit Windows XP computer and it should be able access Bluetooth and Serial Port connections. This will let user run "XP Mode" from the Start menu in Windows 7 to open a Window up that is a "Virtual Machine" that acts just like 32bit Windows XP. If you are currently running Windows 7 Home Premium you should be able to upgrade to the higher Windows Pro version for less than $100. Windows 7 Pro allows you to download and install a free software from the link below that would allow you to install and run Carlson Field 2010 as a 32bit Windows XP software in "Windows XP Mode": At this time it seems Windows 7 has many security and firewall changes along with differences in the Device Drivers that may prevent a Bluetooth or 9pin connection from working properly in our Carlson 2010 software.įrom what our Development Team has found they feel it may be helpful to consider upgrading to Windows 7 Pro if you are not already running Windows 7 Pro or Windows 7 Ultimate.
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