chris_cross
Bit poster
Hey folks,
a little bit of history first...
I really love Parallels since the early beta versions. In the past I´ve been using a separated installations of Windows XP for boot camp as well as for Parallels. As I have some scientific lab software I need to run natively (for license dongle and CPU/3D performance reasons) that has been fine so far. All the other stuff that one needs to keep up with the windows ruled world has been done within the Parallels XP VM.
Now I updated to SnowLeopard, that now supports Windows 7 with 64bit.
...to come to the point:
I´ve installed Windows 7 Enterprise on a boot camp partition. I want to use this installation natively AND within boot camp. I guess I will have to boot twice a day into boot camp and I will use Parallels 3x a day.
As I´ve read, that 7 won´t support hardware profiles, I am worried about the acivation issue. I won´t have time to call microsoft 3 times a day ;-)
Can someone tell me what to do in order to get around this problem?
Thanks in advance
Chris
a little bit of history first...
I really love Parallels since the early beta versions. In the past I´ve been using a separated installations of Windows XP for boot camp as well as for Parallels. As I have some scientific lab software I need to run natively (for license dongle and CPU/3D performance reasons) that has been fine so far. All the other stuff that one needs to keep up with the windows ruled world has been done within the Parallels XP VM.
Now I updated to SnowLeopard, that now supports Windows 7 with 64bit.
...to come to the point:
I´ve installed Windows 7 Enterprise on a boot camp partition. I want to use this installation natively AND within boot camp. I guess I will have to boot twice a day into boot camp and I will use Parallels 3x a day.
As I´ve read, that 7 won´t support hardware profiles, I am worried about the acivation issue. I won´t have time to call microsoft 3 times a day ;-)
Can someone tell me what to do in order to get around this problem?
Thanks in advance
Chris