>I have VPC version 6.0.192 on a Vista, is there a better version that i
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>missed that i can upgrade
>or is VPC7 a version will only works on Windows 7?
VPC7 only runs on Windows 7, so you're kind of out of luck unless you
switch to something other than VPC.
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>On a different note Q:
>Can a visrus that was discovered on the VPC machine leak to the hosting
>operating system as well?
Not normally, but if you have shared folders or drives, it's possible
that an infected file got transferred and would activate if you used
that file on the host. There are a few of other network based
exploits that could "leak" as well, that's why it's a good thing to
run A/V on both the host and the guests.
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Bob Comer
On Tue, 2 Jun 2009 10:39:07 -0500, vstud70 <guest@xxxxxx-email.com>
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>
>"With VPC2007, it doesn't support USB devices. If you're talking about
>the new VPC7, you need the integration components installed to have
>the USB option."
>
>I have VPC version 6.0.192 on a Vista, is there a better version that i
>missed that i can upgrade
>or is VPC7 a version will only works on Windows 7?
>
>On a different note Q:
>Can a visrus that was discovered on the VPC machine leak to the hosting
>operating system as well?
>
>Thanks for your help