I have been using virtual pc 2004 with dos 6.22 and windows
3.1 with Central Point PC Tools v2.  Unfortunately windows
3.1 crashes on start-up displaying an error message about a
true type font.  I was previously advised to avoid using

Is windows 2000 server suported in any part of virtual pc
2004? can it be a host or can it be a guest or is it just
not suported by this enviroment. we have it up and
running but we are running into continous errors that

Here is the full error when i tried to logon to a domain using VPC image:
"the name or sid of the domain specified is inconsistent with the trust
information of that domain"

I'm getting an error when loading my image that says
the "emulated ethernet controller couldn't be initialized"
The VM has no networking capability.  I've reinstalled the
swtich, the product, changed settings, all to no avail.

I'm trying to get Virtual PC to run and launch its virtual machines at
startup as a specified user.  I tried adding the command line
'C:\Program Files\Microsoft Virtual PC\Virtual PC.exe -pc SERVER
-launch'

Okay, I have used VMWare for over threee years now and never have found
"slowness" and sluggishness to be an issue.  I really want to use VPC
because it is MS product - we are MS environment.  I used VPC 5.2 prior to
MS takeover (still Connectix), but since MS tookover - IT IS ...

I have Virtual PC 2004 installed on my Windows XP Pro
machine.  When I installed it, Virtual PC found my
wireless network connection OK so that an OS inside of
virtual PC will find the network connection.  This works

I would like to ask a question concerning this. On my host PC I have the MS
Loopback installed with static IP address 192.168.13.1. Then on one of my
Virtual servers I have 2 NIC's one that is bridged to the LAN and the other
configured as MS Loopback, in the virtual sessions I give ...

I am looking to create a test network that duplicates my
office network so I can test patches and configuration
changes before I actually apply them to production
machines.  Will Virtual PC support server OSs such as

I ran the virtual drive creation wizard and made a
virtual hard drive.  The file is there.  When I try and
start my VM I get the message "One of the virtual hard
disks cannot be located.  If I set the drive

I have installed Virtual PC 2004 and created my first
virtual machine, on which I want to install Windows 2000
Server (my host is XP Pro).  When I try to boot from the
2K server disk in my virtual machine, it won't recognize

Anyone know if VPC supports USB peripherals in early OS,
such as 95, 95b, 98, 98se and Me? Thanks for your help.
Steve

I couldn't find and answer to this, but I did find some
similar questions..
I have XP Pro SP1 on my laptop (del i8600), guest OS is
NT 4 workstation. I am using the retail version of VPC

Since I have upgraded to Virtual PC 2004 I have noticed anoying problems
with windows 98.  I did a fresh install of windows 98 then installed the
virtual PC additions.
Three problems one is when I adjust to 1024x767 I get a message saying

Is there any Virtual Machine Additions for Linux?
Red Hat Linux 9 can not display in correct resolution,
if there is no additions installed; Does Microsoft
not support it?