How do I make VirtualPC use a real partition for a hard
drive instead of a virtual image? With VMWare Workstation
I could use both virutal and fixed hard drives, I can not
figure out how to do it in VirutalPC.

I've just noticed that in VPC 2004 (trial) it's impossible
to change the time of the emulated operating system (XP
Pro in my case). It will accept let's say a switch from AM
to PM and show the new time briefly in the taskbar but

I installed the Fedora core 1 (redhat) on a virtual pc,
which works fine - except networking. Fedora doesn't seem
to be able to acquire a valid IP via Dhcp. Can anyone
help me?

I'm italian and I've just install Virtual PC 2004 on my PC
(O.S. - Win XP pro).
I try to run Virtual PC 2004 and it makes this
message: "Virtual PC cannot find MSXML 4. Please reinstall

i appreciate i may be asking a stupid dumb-a.s question
here, and apologies if that is indeed the case.
Is there any way that i can set my Virtual PC up such
that the virtual PC machine, Windows 2003, is accessible

Is is possbible to create an "image" of an installed OS
and its applications and load it into Virtual PC?
I'm imagining using Gost, for instance, to make an image
of a box an somehow loading into a Virtual PC session.

I have Virtual PC 6 installed (with the 6.1 patch), running Win XP
Pro. It seems to work fine, except that the mouse tracking is wonky:
the Windows mouse pointer seems to move at different speeds than the
Mac pointer, and occasionally jumps in seemingly random directions on

I've installed VPC 2004 on Xp and then installed 2003
Server within VPC. On first boot up though, I get
the 'press Ctrl-Alt-Delete to begin' page.
This is fine, but if I press C-A-D it opens the Task

I am running Windows XP Professional.  Is it possible to
tun MacOS X (Jaguar or Panther) on my Windows XP using
Virtual PC?
Does anyone know of any software that will let me do this?

I was surprised when sometime after successfully installing XP (guest) under
XP (host) via CD, that the guest OS no longer recognized CD's. The only
thing I did after installing was install VM Additions, though to be
accurate, I didn't check the drive before installing Additions, ...

I'm using Virtual PC 2004 in software development for
testing programs in different environments. This works
beautifully and I'm glad VPC2004 was included in my MSDN
OS Subscription.

Okay, here's the deal. We have an MSDN subscription at
work that allows us to each have Virtual PC installed. We
downloaded the lastest version available to MSDN folks,
checksummed it etc. and installed it on 2 machines. Mine,

Yesterday I installed a wireless router, and reconfigured
the network at that point to use non-routable i.p. space
for all dhcp addresses. (i.e. 192.168.0.x)
The Host machine thats running virtual PC works great as

Folks,
I have installed a new NT4 virtual machine on a Win2K host
and specified a static IP address in a different subnet
from the host.  When I start up the virtual machine, I

Could someone explain why it takes 1.5 to 2 Hrs to
Install, When it only takes about 15 to 20 Min at Dos.
Also during the install it asks me to select a Monitor,
now my Exact Monitor Model is not in their List so I chose