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Old 05-08-2015, 12:55 PM   #16
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If you want to be simple and safe then install a free virtual machine and run almost any number of OS's from within windows.
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I'd love to do this. However, every time I try to install and configure a virtual machine, things don't work for various reasons. I know the troubles come from the nut in the ops chair, but everyone writes about this being so easy.

Frustrated olde geek,
~~~ 8d;-/ Dan
 
  


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