Turns out I can't even use Hyper-V, it requires a CPU with special virtualization hardware support. I don't know if all CPUs have this nowadays, but mine from 2009 still runs like a pro without it.
I can't delay any longer setting up a Win3-4 machine, so I'll try first with VMware player, and let you know.
All these problems for trying Win8... I should just revert to Vista, which is the same f***ing OS and can run VPC 2007, which was so nice for retro gaming. Of course Win7 and 8 could run VPC the same, if only they weren't restricted to prevent it for whatever reasons.
Thank you Microsoft for enhancing your virtualization offer.
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Last edited by Japo; 20-08-2014 at 08:03 PM.
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