Since I'm sure you've all seen this a million times I'll keep it short.
How does a company sell a product you can only update with a 5 year old computer? Seriously no windows 7 compatible software?

 

I guess the old computers aren't quite so obsolete after all!

It WOULD work on a PC running Win 7 Professional (and above) with XP as a "virtual machine" on it.

There's actually a lot of problems with legacy applications though in the new OS. It won't even run Office 2000 as far as I know. The 64-bit addressing seems to be the root cause of the problem.

I'm sure Edge WILL eventually generate a 64-bit version of Fusion, but it's probably very low on their list of priorities. Most people have access to an XP machine through friends or relatives.

- Jack

 

My computers are a lot newer than that, and I have XP.........

 

i run fusion on vista and it works just fine.... and that's saying something. i mean VISTA!

 

im running windows 7 ultimate and it worked fine on my computer. I didnt run it in xp mode either. They even unlocked mine through the computer.

 

well i havent had xp since 4 years ago, since i've been using lennox and about a year ago i downloaded a trial windows 7 that i now how updated with a full version and lennox as a secondary, so i guess people like me are **** out of luck.. glad i didnt try to update my edge when i had it..

 

Ive had it installed on vista and windows 7 64 bit with no issues....

 

Same here!

 

me three!