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Trick to install x64 Win Server 2003 on a VM on x86 using VirtualPC?Helpful Member!(2) 

cossma (IS/IT--Management)
19 Jul 11 20:56
I have a PC running Windows XP 32-bit on an x86 CPU. I'm trying to install a Windows Server 2003 VM using Virtual PC 2007. However, I run into an error during installation that says that the x64 system won't install on a x86 CPU. I was wondering if there was a trick to get around this. Thanks.
Helpful Member!  58sniper (MIS)
19 Jul 11 22:31
No. Not under any version of Virtual PC. VMWare Workstation can do it.

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Helpful Member!  TonHu (Programmer)
20 Jul 11 7:17
And the CPU needs to have x64 capabilities, and if it has them, that should not be blocked by the BIOS... (some big-brand PC's have that sad)
cossma (IS/IT--Management)
20 Jul 11 8:09
Thanks I guess ill have to find something else to use  

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