220-802 · Question #302
Windows Virtual PC is designed to:
The correct answer is A. allow a user to run older programs in a Windows XP environment. Windows Virtual PC is a Microsoft virtualization feature built into Windows 7 (Professional, Enterprise, and Ultimate) specifically designed for application compatibility. It allows users to run a virtual Windows XP environment-called 'Windows XP Mode'-so that legacy…
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Windows Virtual PC is designed to:
Options
- Aallow a user to run older programs in a Windows XP environment.
- Ballow a user to share a printer to any user on the Internet.
- Cgive the user the ability to run multiple operating systems on a tablet.
- Dgive the user the ability to run 64-bit applications in virtual mode.
How the community answered
(34 responses)- A91% (31)
- B6% (2)
- C3% (1)
Explanation
Windows Virtual PC is a Microsoft virtualization feature built into Windows 7 (Professional, Enterprise, and Ultimate) specifically designed for application compatibility. It allows users to run a virtual Windows XP environment-called 'Windows XP Mode'-so that legacy applications that are incompatible with Windows 7 can still function. It is not designed to share printers over the Internet (B), run OSes on tablets (C), or enable 64-bit applications in virtual mode (D), which is not a meaningful use case since Windows 7 itself supports 64-bit applications natively.
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