1. Windows Xp and later versions have special program Remote Desktop Connection. Start->Accessories->Cpmmunication->Remote Desktop Connection
2. There are many solutions for remote access. I know about 10 or even 15 products, but most of all I like Radmin Remote Administrator. It is better than standard RDP.
3. I like Remote Office Manager, DameWare, TeamViewer, LogMeIn
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The easiest sofeware to use is teamviewer, it is free and so simple. You download it on your computers, log in, and control either of the computers you downloaded it to.... I can even control my home computer from my droid phone. It is the best software.
Everything included(software) to run Windows 7 is in the DVD. Read up on "Operating systems" or Microsoft's "Windows Virtual PC".
Everything included(software) to run Windows 7 is in the DVD. Read up on "Operating systems" or Microsoft's "Windows Virtual PC".
Windows Virtual PC enables a PC user with a more recent version of Windows, (such as Windows 7), to run an older version of Windows (such as Windows XP). Windows Virtual PC can run right from the desktop and only for specific programs. Virtual PC was designed to eliminate compatibility issues with older software on newer Windows operating systems.
Ports, and software.
Everything included(software) to run Windows 7 is in the DVD. Read up on "Operating systems" or Microsoft's "Windows Virtual PC".
Yes, you can. But sadly a lot of software designed for older windows versions will not work under windows 7. You can use Virtual PC if you want run something working under XP but on windows 7 computer.
Currently, yes, it is just for Windows based PC's. However, you might be able to get it to run on Linux and/or MAC with a windows emulation software, although, that is not officially supported.
depends on the software many games must have the older software. Windows 95 games don't all run on windows XP let alone windows vista or windows 7
Microsoft Windows offer virtual pc software for use on a Mac, which allows one to run PC programs on a Mac. It can be purchased and downloaded from iTunes and Microsoft, or from Amazon.
No. Using a virtual machine or a compatibility layer like Darwine, you can run Windows programs on Mac OS X, however.
If your on a mac, iMovie or iDvd. On a PC use the supplied windows software: Windows MovieMaker. It should come with your PC. You can also downloads 3rd party software.
No, Mac Office, which includes software like Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and others, is designed specifically for macOS operating system. It won't run natively on a Windows PC. However, Microsoft offers Office for Windows, which provides similar functionality and compatibility with Windows-based systems. If you need Office applications on a Windows PC, you'll want to download and install the Windows version of Microsoft Office.