Announcing MED-V 1.0 Beta – Microsoft Enterprise Desktop Virtualization

re: Announcing MED-V 1.0 Beta – Microsoft Enterprise Desktop Virtualization

tatilyerinianlat.com — Fri, 18 Sep 2009 23:50:43 GMT

thank you Will this work with the beta?

I'm more or less gonna be using it for the rest of the school year so...

re: Announcing MED-V 1.0 Beta – Microsoft Enterprise Desktop Virtualization

bariyer — Mon, 07 Sep 2009 09:29:21 GMT

I like your work very nice indeed have I offer my regards

re: Announcing MED-V 1.0 Beta – Microsoft Enterprise Desktop Virtualization

moser — Thu, 05 Mar 2009 06:57:39 GMT

http://med-v.net/

shares with readers the most relevant and important information aspects of Microsoft Enterprise Desktop Virtualization (MED-V), a the sixth product in MDOP.

re: Announcing MED-V 1.0 Beta – Microsoft Enterprise Desktop Virtualization

rgrainer — Thu, 22 Jan 2009 23:26:14 GMT

I know it's off topic but please fix the mouse "snap to" option which only works on some dialogs in Vista. In previous versions this always worked as expected (and of course if it's enabled in control panel), click to close an app and the mouse pointer immediately goes to the "Yes" or "Save" button of the dialog that appears. Elegant! But now this only works some of the time and only on some of the dialogs. Please please please, fix this with SP2 or make sure it's functioning in Windows 7. This so frustrates me and I don't know where else to make these type of suggestions, so I had to leave it here. Thanks

re: Announcing MED-V 1.0 Beta – Microsoft Enterprise Desktop Virtualization

newscientist2000 — Thu, 22 Jan 2009 15:51:10 GMT

Hey Tonyzzz7

You can probably buy recovery CD/DVD media directly from HP if you hadnt made it already yourself.

usually it costs $10-$30 for the recovery discs.

re: Announcing MED-V 1.0 Beta – Microsoft Enterprise Desktop Virtualization

Tonyzzz7 — Mon, 19 Jan 2009 21:22:45 GMT

can you tell me how to remove windows 7 OS,

is it possible to load windows XP pro in place of windows 7.

My daughter loaded it on one of my computers(Hp windows 2004 media) that had windows 2004 media OS on the c drive ( no separate DVD) I have tried the standard reboot recovery to no avail.

I was then thinking of purchasing a separate windows xp pro dvd (oem) and then loading that on my computer and then using windows easy transfer to move the programs, files and settings from my second computer(compaq with xp home) to the Hp so that I would at least have my programs and files back on the hp which originally was very similar to compaq anyway...same programs, many of the same files....

Anyway

HELP!!!!!!!

re: Announcing MED-V 1.0 Beta – Microsoft Enterprise Desktop Virtualization

Rafael Ramos — Fri, 16 Jan 2009 16:02:46 GMT

looks good!

re: Announcing MED-V 1.0 Beta – Microsoft Enterprise Desktop Virtualization

happyandyk — Fri, 16 Jan 2009 04:22:22 GMT

^ MS appears to have forgotten Vista Ultimate users but already has a lot of goodies like themes, etc, ready for the Windows 7 beta users. :)

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re: Announcing MED-V 1.0 Beta – Microsoft Enterprise Desktop Virtualization

fredclown — Thu, 15 Jan 2009 21:41:31 GMT

In the last post about extras the last line said ... "We will be shipping new Windows Ultimate Extras in the near future and will post additional information here on the blog when that occurs." That was in September. It's now about four months later. What exactly is the "near future" to Microsoft? I realize that this is off topic, but where else can people complain about this? Come on guys. Live up to what you say.

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David Anyanwu — Thu, 15 Jan 2009 20:43:50 GMT

Will this work with the beta?

I'm more or less gonna be using it for the rest of the school year so...

re: Announcing MED-V 1.0 Beta – Microsoft Enterprise Desktop Virtualization

David Anyanwu — Thu, 15 Jan 2009 20:42:24 GMT

First comment.