I'm encountering a problem when installing Virtual PC
2004 (build 582) on my XP Pro SP1 desktop.  It appears to
go through the majority of the install before I get this
error:

Is MS virtual pc released yet??? And where can i download
an evaluation version/ student version if any??
moreover, i read that it enables to run Linux system as
well. Just wanna know more about it.

The main reason for me to use VPC is because I do .NET development, however,
with one twist: 2003 and Whidbey are almost equally important to me (and run
in separate differenced clients). So when I want to do Compact Framework
development today, I cannot do it inside a VPC client, ...

I am running some automated tests using Virtual PC.  At the end of the
tests I execute a shutdown so that the OS in the virtual PC shuts
down.
Unfortunately, when the Virtual OS shuts down I end up with a message,

I have VPC 2004 on a Dell Latitude D600 Notebook with XP
Pro.  Only one Virtual Machine with DOS 6.22 and a circuit
board layout CAD program, PCAD MD v8.5 loaded.
Performance seems to be good when starting the program, but

I can't get the abovementioned combination to connect to
my Exchange server. The VPC can access file shares,
internet sites fine (bridged mode, got DHCP address from
the LAN)

I have loaded VPC 2004 and can get the client running with
no problem. When the physicla computer is connected to my
network, both the host and VPC client get IP addresses
from my router and can access each other and the Internet.

I am experimenting with an older copy of VPC (4.3) to see if a Win98SE virtual machine will function with a legacy network ap.
The Host is a WinXP Pro machine.  So far I have Win98SE loaded on the Guest and network access to our LAN and the Internet via Shared Networking.  I ...

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Has anyone successfully used VPC with dual monitors. Before upgrading my
graphics card and buying another monitor I want to know whether you can have
a full screen pc open on each monitor at the same time?
Thanks in advance

Although the Microsoft site doesn't say this, I think the
most important use of VPC will be to run Linux inside the
PC. This can be done without having to create new "real"
partitions; everything runs in a virtual machine. This

Here is the error I get when I boot Dos 6.22 from Virtual
PC running on XP Professional
C:\>SET BLASTER=A220 I5 D1 H5 P330 T6              
C:\>SET CTSYN=C:\creative                          

I am an MSDN subscriber.
Please let us have an older version of the DOS extension
that supports DOS emm386.exe with file sharing to windows
we have a very critical DOS application that should be run

I installed Virtual PC 2004 on my Win XP machine(running

server and Win2003 Server inside VPC.  I am using all
static IP with a 255.255.255.0 subnet mask.  THe machine