Microsoft demonstrates the flexibility of Win8 to run Win7

The Windows 8 system has to be said to be a considerable shift compared to the systems of Microsoft
earlier. But some people think: So is there an application or game that can run both in Windows 8 and in Windows 7. Informationweek.com reports that Microsoft
company at the TechEd conference in Orlando today showed how a Windows 8 PC runs a virtual Windows 7 system.

Linda Averett, head of Microsoft's developer experience team, demonstrated this. In the demonstration, Everett not only demonstrated how to run Windows 7 on the same computer when using Windows 8 system management software, but also showed the process of running Windows 8 and Windows 7 simultaneously through separate screens. Everett showed the cutting rope game in the Windows 8 Metro version on one side of the screen, and the cutting rope game in the Windows 7 version on the other side.

Everett said that with this feature, it will be a happy thing for researchers who are sharing Windows 7 and Windows 8 programs, because this feature makes their work become It's even easier.

In addition, Microsoft also demonstrated the Windows To Go feature of Windows 8 previously announced, which will allow users to save the Windows 8 desktop image to a USB flash drive and then connect the USB flash drive. Go to the Windows 7 PC and run the Windows 8 working environment.