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csiwat wrote: someone answer plss... I already gave you the answer. Throw the Windows disk image file in the trash iMac 2.66Ghz, 2.4Ghz MacBook Pro, iPhone 3G   Mac OS X (10.6.1)    

First, buy a book on Mac OS X, then look at whether your question is complete enough to even give an answer without people having to write a book. You don't mention if you use Boot Camp along with Fusion, or read the Fusion FAQ and tutorial (they have that, you know, on their site). Most programs have uninstallers; help menu and help files, pdf guides, just for starters. Do what you did to install Windows, only in reverse. And...

I prefer Parallels. I have 8 VMs that I use on a regular basis. It has never crashed on me. The biggest difficulty I've ever had in Parallels is that I had to manually install Parallels Tools on my unsupported VectorLinux distribution. I also own VMWare. It had some stability problems early on but those seem to have been cleared up. I will admit that one of the primary reasons I prefer Parallels has been a barrage of outrageously...

The hatter wrote: Goodness, yes, that whole dual activation goes back to Aug 2007. Wouldn't have mentioned or recommended if it wasn't seamless. And if you don't use Boot Camp, then Sun's VirtualBox 3.10 is another, free, VM. Thanks Hatter thats good to know. Would you be able to clarify the questions I asked earlier? Ok I'm hoping to do the install this weekend prviding the Raptor arrives on time! So just to verify...

couldn't agree w/u more! 2008 Mac Pro Octocore/AHCI Windows 7   Mac OS X (10.6.1)   24" Apple LED Cinema Display w/MDP  

Hi and welcome to Discussions, "If you are a developer or publisher looking to utilize Cider™ for your next game, please feel free to contact cider@transgaming.com with your details to get information about enabling your game with Cider." Quoted from here http://www.transgaming.com/business/cider/faq/ Regards Stefan iMac 20" Core Duo 2GB X1600 256MB   Mac OS X (10.6.1)   MacPro 2.66 (Late 2006) 8GB...

No, they sent me the full retail version (no "upgrade" on the box). From photos online and at Microsoft's site, the upgrade box has the word "Upgrade" at the top of the box. According to some online posts, the discs are no different. The only difference then would be the product key. The full retail version would not ask for you to enter a product key from your prior version of Windows. I believe the upgrade version...

No offence hatter. was just asking. It seems a little strange for a company that specializes in something to go out an use someone else's software to support their own. I like that VMware has their own "in-house". Thanks!     MBP U  

Thanks very much Niel for your help. Best regards ,-) MacBook Pro   Mac OS X (10.5.7)   G4+Eizo CG241  

Okay, I solved the problem. Turns out I was installing the wrong driver from the Realtek website. The correct driver for VB in my installation is for the AC'97 audio controller. It is located at: http://www.realtek.com.tw/downloads/downloadsCheck.aspx?Langid=1&PNid=23&PFid=23&Level=4&Conn=3&DownTypeID=3&GetDown=false#AC I have sound now! For more information, you can view my postings at the VB forum:...