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System requirements of Windows 7 XP Mode
D' Technology Weblog — ... feature that will allow them to run a virtualized copy of XP SP3 in order to minimize compatibility issues. However, to run this, you’ll need a PC that’s have: 2GB system RAM; A CPU that supports chip-level virtualization To tell if your CPU supports chip-level virtualization both Intel and AMD have toolsm (you also need to have it switched on in the BIOS, which means digging out the manual if you’re not familiar with the system BIOS): Intel Processor Identification Utility | AMD Virtualization Compatibility ...

Set Up and Use XP Mode in Windows 7 [How To]
Lifehacker — ... lets you seamlessly run virtualized applications alongside your regular Windows 7 applications so your outdated software will continue to work. Before we begin, you'll want to make sure your system meets the requirements: Make sure that your processor supports hardware virtualization, and double-check that the hardware virtualization setting is enabled in your BIOS (the setting is often not enabled although your processor may be supported). You can use the official Intel Processor Identification Utility if you are running Intel, or you can can use ...