Totally not NT-related, but maybe someone can answer.
We're using the Windows XP Mode feature on a Windows 7 machine to run an app
that doesn't play nice with Win7. It mostly works, but with one problem: The
app behaves differently depending on who we're logged into the host computer as.
I'm sure I'm totally misunderstanding how XP Mode works, but I don't get how
this is possible. I wouldn't think it would matter who you were logged into the
HOST machine as-only who you were logged into the GUEST machine as. And the way
it looks to me is that there's a special account on the guest machine
("xpmuser") that's used by everyone who accesses the VM, regardless of what
they're logged into the host machine as. So theoretically, no matter who's
logged into the host, they should see the exact same thing in the guest. But
not so.
Why for?
John Hornbuckle
MIS Department
Taylor County School District
www.taylor.k12.fl.us
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