← Back to context Comment by eppp 2 years ago Not being able to replace hardware easily seems like a disaster in waiting. 4 comments eppp Reply major505 2 years ago They use an old offline machine with winxp to run stuff in factory. But they are replacing for virtualmachines now that the old hardware is dying. other than that, it runs really well. Sometimes, months without rebooting. EvanAnderson 2 years ago Running old versions of Windows in emulation or virtualization is really easy. eppp 2 years ago Activating it isnt. I havent found a way to make the old version worth without installing some hacked fix that I have no idea if I can trust or not. EvanAnderson 2 years ago Windows 2000 was the sweet spot for that, for sure. A volume license version of Windows XP will activate without any "mothership" to talk to, as well.
major505 2 years ago They use an old offline machine with winxp to run stuff in factory. But they are replacing for virtualmachines now that the old hardware is dying. other than that, it runs really well. Sometimes, months without rebooting.
EvanAnderson 2 years ago Running old versions of Windows in emulation or virtualization is really easy. eppp 2 years ago Activating it isnt. I havent found a way to make the old version worth without installing some hacked fix that I have no idea if I can trust or not. EvanAnderson 2 years ago Windows 2000 was the sweet spot for that, for sure. A volume license version of Windows XP will activate without any "mothership" to talk to, as well.
eppp 2 years ago Activating it isnt. I havent found a way to make the old version worth without installing some hacked fix that I have no idea if I can trust or not. EvanAnderson 2 years ago Windows 2000 was the sweet spot for that, for sure. A volume license version of Windows XP will activate without any "mothership" to talk to, as well.
EvanAnderson 2 years ago Windows 2000 was the sweet spot for that, for sure. A volume license version of Windows XP will activate without any "mothership" to talk to, as well.
They use an old offline machine with winxp to run stuff in factory. But they are replacing for virtualmachines now that the old hardware is dying. other than that, it runs really well. Sometimes, months without rebooting.
Running old versions of Windows in emulation or virtualization is really easy.
Activating it isnt. I havent found a way to make the old version worth without installing some hacked fix that I have no idea if I can trust or not.
Windows 2000 was the sweet spot for that, for sure. A volume license version of Windows XP will activate without any "mothership" to talk to, as well.