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Well if IE is so important to you and you're running it virtually anyways, might as well jump up a couple generations and grab the Windows 8 Consumer Preview:

Well if IE is so important to you and you're running it virtually anyways, might as well jump up a couple generations and grab the Windows 8 Consumer Preview: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-8/consumer-preview http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-8/consumer-previe... I have to say that in using it over the past few weeks as essentially my primary OS I'm really liking it and actually think MSFT's heading in a good direction with it. Plus you get IE10.

Piskvorrr 15y ago
That's a limited OS (legally, not technically) - an evaluation version, to be precise. "Don't want to buy Win7 (right now)? Buy Win8 (in a little while)!" just substitutes one expenditure for another (IANAL, but it doesn't look like you could use an evaluation version of Windows for an unlimited time). But getting to try IE10 and IE10metro is useful, I agree.