The windows install formats the drive, then starts to copy files over and then gives the error "setup cannot copy file vmscsi.sys" if i tell it to skip it, it then says the same error abou the vmscsi.inf and then the vmscsi.cat.
If I'm not mistaken, these are the drivers that are inside of the vmscsi-1.2.0.4.flp. So when windows tries to copy them and fails, that would explain why the windows vm blue screens. Question is, How do I get the windows install to copy them?
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I have it, and I've used ir for a time, it's basically a capped XP, based on windows XP embedded but with less features (more than XP starter though).It's designed for thin clients so it's smaller than xp, and you can choose not to install internet explorer (it'll bring less compatibility and headaches though), but the drivers sometimes are a bit fiddly, as they're not designed for this os, also some software will not install on it.Directx full support is also optional but has around the same performance. Overall I'll stick with standard XP sp3 Pro, because on FLP is very hard to find some of the updates that are necessary, also it isn't very convincing the little performance advantage, with xp you can get to the same performance disabling services
No point to this. It existed to provide a SUPPORTED version of windows on hardware that couldn't run full windows, so corps could still get support without upgrading fleets of crappy low profile oem PCs that could do little more than run Excel.
I have used Windows ThinPC - basically win7 with missing stuff.Recent office works just fine with it, steam works, geforce/ati drivers install fine (only tried low end gpus though sine this was an office pc, think gf210 or hd5450) updates do work, chrome installs fine... I am almost certain I installed Microsoft Security Essentials as well and it worked fine too.It was lighter on resources and faster on a c2d system (missing almost all non-essential services).Really like it especially if one has some specific task in mind for an older system, maybe a download machine or some surveillance system or something
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