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System Upgrade Utilities 2010 (English Version)< のgiveaway は 2010年4月21日
Windows 7を最適に活用!
Windows XP/VistaからWindows 7へ効果的に変更、現在のWindowsシステムをどのくらいの期間保管したいかを設定し好きなファイル、アプリケーションをWindows 7へ移動。
System Upgrade UtilitiesはWindows 7への移動を簡単に管理、Windows 7へ直接変更するのではなくWindows XP/Vista 構成をそのまま保持して Windows 7を同時に使用することを可能。Windows 7 対応をテストした後移動するかしないかを判断。
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I think some people aren't reading what this program does ... it is not to let you run 2 operating exactly at the same time so that you can jump back and forth without rebooting ... it is either one or the other. I believe its purpose is so you don't have to decide to leave one behind in order to move ahead to Win 7 but you'll always have to reboot to jump into the other system. I suppose it is possible to copy data between the 2 but it is basically another partition and you're booting into another partition and using it's OS. The only way I know of to have 2 running at the same time is to set up a virtual computer and install a different OS on it but that does take its toll on the resources and you'll have to manage those and the hard disk space by allocating some to the host and client. I could be wrong if I'm misreading or misinterpreting.
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Virtual box and VMware server will run Operating systems on your host system virtually also. They are both free.
Running mutliple Operating systems and application software can create a large load on your resources in your PC. (FYI)
I partitioned my drive and installed Windows 7 on one partition and XP on the other for a dual boot. I only run one at a time. This is for speed and efficiency depending on the task I am performing.
I also run VMware. I use this for school and run 2 or 3 operating systems virtually and my physical host operating system.
I have not used this software but if you have a need to run more than one operating system at a time the software looks good. Be careful of trying to run more on your PC than your PC resources can handle.
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I actually believe (I live in Argentina) that this kind of soft is good enough not only to have an interesting prospect to our humble hardware but to let us know what we are meant to do with the machines we are entitled to use. Please I beg your pardon because I think my English is not so good for comunicating the real situation but I'm doing my best to keep on working with the humblest resources we have here. Therefore thumbs up for this helping hand! Thanks a lot for all of you and specially for GAOTD!
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Here's a review of the Paragon System Upgrade Utilities 2010 from PCWorld.
http://www.pcworld.com/downloads/file/fid,81909/description.html
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Actually just did a manual upgrade from XP Media Centre to Windows 7 Ultimate 2 days ago, and it was painless and easy, without any problems at all. 3 days ago I would have probably downloaded and utilised, but having upgraded flawlessly, I'm glad I'm not stuck in the middle with a foot in both operating systems.
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