Microsoft flip-flops on Vista virtualization

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To TalkBack contributors: Please read articles more carefully. This article is not about the technical reality that one can get all versions of Vista (or XP) running in a virtual environment. It is about the fact that one cannot run lesser versions of Vista in a virtual environment in addition to a physical environment, using a single license. Only Vista Ultimate and Vista Business licenses allow for the OS to be legally installed in BOTH the physical and virtual environments. All other versions require the user to purchase a second license to run Vista virtually as well as physically.

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