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GuYuming is correct, you will not be able to install SharePoint 2010 directly into a 32-bit version of the Windows operating system. You do have one option that is technically possible but I would not recommend it: Sun's free VirtualBox virtualization product can be run on a 32-bit operating system and but is also able to host 64-bit virtual machines running on that 32-bit OS. So you could do a VM running a 64-bit version of Windows Server 2008 and install SharePoint 2010 successfully on it. Cerberus. The reason I would not recommend doing that though is because it is not going to perform very well for you, since the host OS is going to be limited to a very small amount of RAM by its 32-bit OS and therefore you won't be able to allocate much to the SharePoint 2010 vm either. John MCITP and MCTS: SharePoint, Virtualization, Project Server 2007 My books on Amazon: and My blog.

GuYuming is correct, you will not be able to install SharePoint 2010 directly into a 32-bit version of the Windows operating system. You do have one option that is technically possible but I would not recommend it: Sun's free VirtualBox virtualization product can be run on a 32-bit operating system and but is also able to host 64-bit virtual machines running on that 32-bit OS. So you could do a VM running a 64-bit version of Windows Server 2008 and install SharePoint 2010 successfully on it. The reason I would not recommend doing that though is because it is not going to perform very well for you, since the host OS is going to be limited to a very small amount of RAM by its 32-bit OS and therefore you won't be able to allocate much to the SharePoint 2010 vm either.

John MCITP and MCTS: SharePoint, Virtualization, Project Server 2007 My books on Amazon: and My blog.

Introduction If you wanted to install WSS v3 / MOSS 2007 on your client OS, you had to use all sorts of tricks and tools. There was this tool from. But now, you can simply install SharePoint Server 2010 on your client OS just by modifying a config file. Requirements • Process Explorer () • SharePoint Server 2010 Beta installer (I used en_sharepoint_server_2010_beta_x64_x16-19249.exe) • Windows 7 x64 as client OS Installation Ok, let's start up the SharePoint installer and you'll get the following error when trying to install SharePoint: It seems that SharePoint Server 2010 is only compatible with Windows Server 2008 x64.

But it's not. Ok, start up Process Explorer while the installer splashscreen is running and you'll see the following: So it seems that the installer was unpacked in C: Program Files (x86) MSECache oserver2010. You can browse to that directory now.

• Go to C: Program Files (x86) MSECache oserver2010 • Go to the Files folder • Go to the Setup folder • Open config.xml • Add the following line before the closing tag Once you've modified the config file, you'll be able to install SharePoint Server 2010 on your Windows 7 machine! Now you can have your development environment without even dual booting with Server 2008. History • 20 th November, 2009: Initial post.

PhaniKatakam 18-Nov-11 0:36 18-Nov-11 0:36 Setting Up the Development Environment for SharePoint 2010 on Windows Vista, Windows 7, and Windows Server 2008 For complete installation instructions visit With this above link, I could successfully install SharepointFoundation on Windows 7 (64bit) on my machine. Thanks Phani Phani Katakam Consultant@Microsoft,WA. C_marius 21-Feb-10 3:17 21-Feb-10 3:17 Hi, i'd like to say, that the tip is absolutelly valid, however, this only 'enables' the posibility of install it. Pre-requirements must be installed before being able to actually install either SP 2010 Foundation or the Server version. See here on my blog (for a detailed step by step installation on a Windows 7 X64 and also reference tutorial for a how to prepare a boot from VHD so you don't have to ruin your physical machine (VS 2010 included!).

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GuYuming is correct, you will not be able to install SharePoint 2010 directly into a 32-bit version of the Windows operating system. You do have one option that is technically possible but I would not recommend it: Sun's free VirtualBox virtualization product can be run on a 32-bit operating system and but is also able to host 64-bit virtual machines running on that 32-bit OS. So you could do a VM running a 64-bit version of Windows Server 2008 and install SharePoint 2010 successfully on it. Cerberus. The reason I would not recommend doing that though is because it is not going to perform very well for you, since the host OS is going to be limited to a very small amount of RAM by its 32-bit OS and therefore you won't be able to allocate much to the SharePoint 2010 vm either. John MCITP and MCTS: SharePoint, Virtualization, Project Server 2007 My books on Amazon: and My blog.

GuYuming is correct, you will not be able to install SharePoint 2010 directly into a 32-bit version of the Windows operating system. You do have one option that is technically possible but I would not recommend it: Sun's free VirtualBox virtualization product can be run on a 32-bit operating system and but is also able to host 64-bit virtual machines running on that 32-bit OS. So you could do a VM running a 64-bit version of Windows Server 2008 and install SharePoint 2010 successfully on it. The reason I would not recommend doing that though is because it is not going to perform very well for you, since the host OS is going to be limited to a very small amount of RAM by its 32-bit OS and therefore you won't be able to allocate much to the SharePoint 2010 vm either.

John MCITP and MCTS: SharePoint, Virtualization, Project Server 2007 My books on Amazon: and My blog.

Introduction If you wanted to install WSS v3 / MOSS 2007 on your client OS, you had to use all sorts of tricks and tools. There was this tool from. But now, you can simply install SharePoint Server 2010 on your client OS just by modifying a config file. Requirements • Process Explorer () • SharePoint Server 2010 Beta installer (I used en_sharepoint_server_2010_beta_x64_x16-19249.exe) • Windows 7 x64 as client OS Installation Ok, let's start up the SharePoint installer and you'll get the following error when trying to install SharePoint: It seems that SharePoint Server 2010 is only compatible with Windows Server 2008 x64.

But it's not. Ok, start up Process Explorer while the installer splashscreen is running and you'll see the following: So it seems that the installer was unpacked in C: Program Files (x86) MSECache oserver2010. You can browse to that directory now.

• Go to C: Program Files (x86) MSECache oserver2010 • Go to the Files folder • Go to the Setup folder • Open config.xml • Add the following line before the closing tag Once you've modified the config file, you'll be able to install SharePoint Server 2010 on your Windows 7 machine! Now you can have your development environment without even dual booting with Server 2008. History • 20 th November, 2009: Initial post.

PhaniKatakam 18-Nov-11 0:36 18-Nov-11 0:36 Setting Up the Development Environment for SharePoint 2010 on Windows Vista, Windows 7, and Windows Server 2008 For complete installation instructions visit With this above link, I could successfully install SharepointFoundation on Windows 7 (64bit) on my machine. Thanks Phani Phani Katakam Consultant@Microsoft,WA. C_marius 21-Feb-10 3:17 21-Feb-10 3:17 Hi, i'd like to say, that the tip is absolutelly valid, however, this only 'enables' the posibility of install it. Pre-requirements must be installed before being able to actually install either SP 2010 Foundation or the Server version. See here on my blog (for a detailed step by step installation on a Windows 7 X64 and also reference tutorial for a how to prepare a boot from VHD so you don't have to ruin your physical machine (VS 2010 included!).