## About System Virtualization

With new powerful x86 computers, system virtualization has become extremely popular. It’s a software technology that enables to run several virtual machines on one physical machine, providing resources of that single computer are shared across several environments. As a result one and the same physical computer can have multiple OSs and applications operating simultaneously, thus opening up enormous opportunities for both, business and home users, exactly:

· Avoid underutilization of up-to-date powerful computers;

· Increase flexibility of a physical infrastructure;

· Provide for increased availability of hardware and applications;

· Cut expenses on hardware and energy;

· Guarantee smooth and cost saving system migration;

· Enjoy working with old applications you can’t launch on your current PC;

· Take advantage of having multiple operating systems on one Windows PC, including Linux, Mac OS X, etc.;

· Forget about hunting for replacement of the failed hardware, and many more…

#### Known Issues

1. You should install integration services of your particular version of virtualization software (e.g. VMware Tools) on the virtual system yourself. We only guarantee its smooth startup.

2. After transferring Microsoft Vista and later versions to a virtual environment, you will need to re-activate license of the system. It’s normal behavior as these systems keep tracking any change of hardware. Re-activation is legally justified in this case.

3. If your system hosts several Windows OSes, our program will find them all and automatically patch to run in a virtual environment. However we cannot guarantee smooth startup of all found Windows systems, but the guest OS, for its configuration parameters may be incompatible with the others.