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February 19th, 2009, 00:47 AM
#9
Security Intelligence
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Virtualization Software needs to emulate a type of PC by using a subset of the HOST PC's component specifications... i.e. 1gb out of 2gb RAM, or 20gb out of 60gb HD...
Depending on the quality of the VM, they might allow 'pass-through' drivers access to the hosts actual hardware drivers... VGA is the classic example, as well as Audio drivers...
Check compatibility mode on the Driver Setup executable.
In anycase, a dedicated BootCamp session would be better (provide more performance) as you are using actual hardware

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