I have this weard problem at my work place.
I have just allocated a dual XENON 2.8GHx + 2GB ECC Registerd Mermory
machine as workstation.
It use IOntel Server MB and 2 SATA drives.

Virtual PC installed fine.  I started my first virtual
machine and tried to load windows 2000.  As far as I can
tell, it scanned my floppy drive, but not my CD-ROM.  I
got an error message "Reboot and Select proper Boot

When i install Windows the size of the virtual pc file is
very big. The data is not so much but the system files are
located far from the data. How can I solve it so the image
becomming smaller.

Is Microsoft planning on including USB support in later
revisions/versions of VPC?

A question for the 'wise' ones out there.
We run a Windows 2000 terminal services environment (Not
XP)
We would like to enable Mac users to connect to our

Just installed VPC 2004, followed by setting Win98SE
guest PC. Everything works great so far, except for the
video adapter. I can't set it for 32 bit color in
anything higher than 640x480. Higher resolutions drop it

I have been exploring Virtual PC 2004 in preparation for testing a client's
.NET application that is to be deployed on various MS Windows OS's. The
application is to run over the internet using both broadband and V90 modems.
Instead of using the traditional route for this project, ...

First, I am using virtual PC 6.0.  I am trying to change the year in the
control panel  (windows 2000 pro.)  I change the year. then I click
appply. then I click O.K.  as soon as I leave the control panel window,
an d then return to it, the time is reverted to the original time.  ...

How do I fix this
When installing VPC 2004 on a clean(New) machine with Win XP pro  with internet connection through a Router.
I get a error when I install and I must run a Install.bat in this folder on the CD
D:\program files\Microsoft Virtual PC\Utility

HIMEM 2.36 reports an error:
HIMEM 2.36 Cannot control address line A20.

As a software developer I love Virtual PC 2004, but I have a strange problem
with it. First let me explain briefly my network at home. I've a Belkin 54g
Wireless router attached to an ADSL modem. I've 2 pc's with wireless Belkin
network adapters in my network.

Has anyone used Ghost 8.0, booting via floppy, on Virtual PC 2004?  I get a
stack error...

I'm trying to install NT4 server on VirtualPC 2004 (build 582).  The
setup proceeded normally until it got to the screen that displays the
message: "Please wait while Setup initializes your Windows NT
configuration."  Although the task manager on my machine shows the

I have the following problems:
- When I create a new HD with virtual disk tool to
install Windows 98, the Win98 setup give a warning: the
disk is not FAT but NTSC and Windows cannot be installed

From within my VPC session I have no problems browsing a network share
on the host machine.  However, when I try to access the files, copy
them to the VPC drive for example, the explorer windows locks up.
This is using the Network Adapter on the Physical computer.