That took sometime to find that information out.
Free microsoft works for windows 10 64 Bit#
It is basically a driver for systems that use secure boot on a 64 bit system. The pci encryption/decryption controller is not needed.
Free microsoft works for windows 10 drivers#
Using x86(32bit) it installed all the drivers but one. It caused some other issues but I got those fixed as well. Using a modern equivalent is the answer ie time to move on! I can understand doing this for legacy bios games or apps that do not have a modern equivalent.Īnyway, you need licences for even XP vms. JimboNo disrespect but this is a sledgehammer to crack a nut. Note - there's no email client so you'll need to find one if you use email - I like Thunderbird as you can run loads of accounts and also connect to exchange servers but there are loads of other ones out there depending on your needs. It's 99.9% compatible with Ms Office - seems to be -even EXCEL although no VBA stuff - most people don't use VBA in their EXCEL work anyway.įree Office Software, Kingsoft Office Suite Free 2012 A typical modern laptop can easily run some VM's these days.Īs far as an office clone is concerned - try WPS Office - works far better as an Ms Office clone than Libre Office and is FREE as well and works on Windows 10. If you have no experience of VM's - it's a great learning curve anyway so you should have a bit of fun setting it up.
I would advise against running an older version of W10 as a VM because it's quite hard to stop the wretched thing updating itself - updates are good for typical users but if you want to run legacy (i.e old or discontinued) software you need a stable environment that doesn't automatically update.
If you don't like XP run VISTA or W7 as VM's. Why not run those old legacy apps as a Virtual Machine -you could even run them on an XP VM - just give the XP machine 768MB (yes less than 1GB) of RAM and it will fly on modern machines.
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