And Corel (they bought Ulead) is known for sweeping relatively recent but superseded versions of their programs under the rug. The activation issues with XP and 2003 are just the tip of the iceberg.ĭo you have a copy of Ulead Media Studio 8 or Video Studio 11? You may as well toss them in the trash because neither program can access their former activation servers anymore. It even lets you log in to almost all modern web services like Dropbox and OneDrive. That means Windows XP is the only OS that lets me browse the internet on my old Athlon XP computer. There used to be a Linux build as well, but it's been years since it's discontinued. And the only platform it runs is Windows. As far as I know, Pale Moon is the only modern browser that has a build that doesn't require SSE2 instruction. I'm pretty sure you can even use samba if you set it to bridged.Īnyways, XP indeed still has some uses these days. If something about network is not working, try switching it to the bridged network from NAT, or vice versa. it's just that the msn page couldn't load. Recently I could launch IE, FF, NN on Win 98 VM and they worked just fine. They work without additional driver even on Windows 98. Both VBox and VM offer an option to emulate AMD PCnet and network should work out of the box. Network problems with VM on XP sounds a bit unusual to me. It will install network drivers, graphics drivers (enables modes such as seamless), audio drivers and anything else it needs. I believe there is a way to insert the CD image under the devices tab (or one of the tabs at the top, I can't remember). But now that you said that, I think I'll get some guest additions for VirtualBox and see if I can solve my VM problems from there.
Have you installed the VirtualBox Guest Additions in your VM? It should work fine then. I thought America Online is used to connect to the internet without networking hardware, but really it's not. I failed at using AOL to connect to the internet because it required me to be connected to a modem. Because after all, IE is EVILīack on topic, I do have SP3 in my Windows XP Home Edition VM in VirtualBox, but it still gives me notifications saying "You have 30 days left to activate", which I can't do because it requires internet connection, which I can't get in virtual machines.
I'm sure Nathan Lineback from Toastytech has done that type of method. I'm sure you can remove Internet Explorer 6 from Windows XP.
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