[Dual boot use applications from another OS]

search for "portable application", you'll find many more such applications

Thanks I had forgotten portable app.

[Dual boot use applications from another OS]

I have XP Pro & W7 Enterprise dual booted, with various applications such as VLC player, audacity, spotify, etc installed on my XP, in W7 I go to my XP drive progam files from W7, whatever program I want on W7 now I right click the program .exe file and make a desktop shortcut on W7 desktop ( doesnt have to be on your desktop you can put it anywhere)I am sorry if you all know about this. I just found it for myself. I would not use antivirus in this way.

[Windows 7 ultimate 1.33Gb iso]

cool small enough to fit on a 2gb usb stick

have you applied any tweaks, and are you sure all functionality still exists?

you should post your session

It all works I tend to get rid of all printing, Internet Explorer, languages, media players etc as I use firefox VLC Player Splayer etc,

I never use Adobe I use Foxit Pdf reader,

Sorry to sound dumb but where do I get the session from again. Just explain what I do, I am battling with my health. Regards

[Copying large files across a network Win7 > WinXP problems]

I'm having great difficulty moving files across my home network, from my Windows 7 computer to my Windoes XP computer. The Windows 7 file copy box will spend a few seconds "discovering" the file, and then tell me the amount of seconds to go until the copying is completed. However, the progress hangs, locks up my network connection and I have to use the Windows Network Diagnostic tool to reset my LAN adapter.

I thought that it was my AVG Internet Security suite causing the problem, so I uninstalled it. Still get the same problem.

I thought that I might need to turn off Remote Differential Compression, so I did. Still get the same problem.

Curiously, it only happens when moving large files, say greater than 500 MB.

This is driving me up the wall. Can anyone advise?

very late reply but here we go http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robocopy

[Windows 7 ultimate 1.33Gb iso]

Windows 7 ultimate down to 1.33Gb iso on my(2nd attempt)my 1st attempt 1.44gb easy no quirks bugs etc. runs fast and stable so far, rt 7 lite 1.0.9 x86 from rockers team brilliant works like a dream, no waik required .

It runs on 1gb ram ok on 2gb feels like a fast XP Professional.

Ps Nothing beats slitaz linux 30mb for speed this slimmed down Windows 7 is great because it has virtually no driver/ hardware issues supports loads of networkcards / audio out the box also you dont need 200Gb ram, I personally think W7 Professional-Enterprise is a good program it is expensive.