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[Huskyxantia]

Oh i did see on google maps someone with Lexia near Eastbourne and there a member on here just need to find them and ask if they could help ,im willing to pay.

[Hell Razor5543]

Where in Surrey are you?

[Huskyxantia]

Let me pm you

[Huskyxantia]

Where in Surrey are you?

Hi, ive just sent a pm to you.

[Hell Razor5543]

Not yet received.

[Huskyxantia]

Not yet received.

Let me know when you get it i will do another one just incase

[Ross_K]

Yes but what one ? Im out of practice with computers 14 yrs ........ long time

Install VMWare Workstation Player (free for non-commercial use) from here: https://www.vmware.com/go/getplayer-win

Then download a 32-bit computer image from here: https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/m ... tools/vms/

Make sure you pick one of the Win7 (x86) virtual machines from the first drop-down list, and VMWare from the second drop-down list.

Import it to VMWare, install Lexia, Diagbox, whatever and make a snapshot once you get it up and running. This is important because the virtual machine expires after 90 days and you don't need the hassle of installing Diagbox a second time Just revert to your snapshot instead...

[Huskyxantia]

Im using xp with sp3

[Paul-R]

That's probably the 32 bit version but can you confirm that (and that it's not 64 bit)?

[Ross_K]

Im using xp with sp3

Ah ok, you need something a bit more modern to run virtual machines. Disregard my previous comment

If you want to wipe and reinstall Windows, I've got loads of XP installation CDs. Let me know if you want me to stick one in the post

[Huskyxantia]

Cheers , what operating system would i need ?

[Ross_K]

It's not so much the operating system, but that any laptop that's running XP probably doesn't have the hardware needed to run a virtual machine.

[Huskyxantia]

Im running an intel core 2 duo T6600 2.2Ghz 1.8ghz 2gig ram with 160gb hdd

[GiveMeABreak]

Husky, for any of the past load of posts concerning Virtual Machines to be relevant, your laptop must support virtualisation technology. These are special features that allow the use of virtual machines. These options if available can be enabled in the BIOS (but be careful what you change there or you can end up with an unbootable laptop).

Having said that, even though the BIOS may have such options, that still does not mean the laptop hardware supports the technology, as the same BIOS may be used across different models of laptop that contain different hardware.

[Huskyxantia]

Agree there ive not used laptops for ages , most of what i knew has gone. These new tablets make things way to easy , hopefully im meeting hell razor5543 tomorrow hes got the full lexia setup, what steps should we follow as hes done citroens mainly and being a peugeot would it differ