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A collection of VirtualPC speed tips
I don't see why having a fixed "hard drive" size would mean a performance gain. It seems that the hard drive jumps up to a fixed size when the PC is started up and then it reshrinks as the PC is shut down. Are there calculations being done on the virtual drive size as the PC is active?
A collection of VirtualPC speed tips
What about Windows 98?
A collection of VirtualPC speed tips
or what about windows nt 4.. that was blazing fast too.. faster than win2k and probably the fastest windows (maybe even 95)
A collection of VirtualPC speed tips
I hadn't tried it out before, but I agree that Windows NT 4 is the fastest OS under VPC 6. |
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