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We have a Windows 7 workstation which we need to setup and run a virtual XP session on. &nbsp;We need to run Quickbooks 2006 on this workstations virtual XP mode. &nbsp;We went through the wizard for XP mode and it created a session. &nbsp;We loaded QB within the sesssion but when we try to open the data file which is on the network it fails. &nbsp;Since I have never set up this XP mode before I dont know if it was done correctly. &nbsp;I want to be able to login to the network through the XP mode in order to gain access to the network drives. &nbsp;When the seesion starts it defaults to a xpuser login with no domain listed. &nbsp;If I try to login with any other user name it does not work.<br />
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Need some help on this one.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
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Ray
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We have a Windows 7 workstation which we need to setup and run a virtual XP session on.  We need to run Quickbooks 2006 on this workstations virtual XP mode.  We went through the wizard for XP mode and it created a session.  We loaded QB within the sesssion but when we try to open the data file which is on the network it fails.  Since I have never set up this XP mode before I dont know if it was done correctly.  I want to be able to login to the network through the XP mode in order to gain access to the network drives.  When the seesion starts it defaults to a xpuser login with no domain listed.  If I try to login with any other user name it does not work.

Need some help on this one.

Thanks,

Ray

Problem with Setting up Virtual XP Session in Win 7

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