is there a time limit for xp after activation ? we have no access to internet

    We've been using Virtual PC as 98 platform for
building our embedded systems images using a older
Microtech compiler (mcc960). We compile/link and then run
the images on the target system via XRAY (which can not be

OS/2 with fix pack 15 was working fine under Version 5.2.
After upgrading, boots to smaller screen and mouse
behaviour eratic. Cannot do anything in the OS/2 window
and cannot load new additions. Help?

I am trying to configure 2 network cards inside my Windows
2003 installation running in VPC to test ISA 2004.
I have not found much documentation on how to achieve this.
Could someone please point me in the right direction.

OK... I've spent the better part of yesterday, and some
of today looking to find a solution to my problem.
I haven't had any luck!
I've managed to get BeOS, OS/2, and Win 98 all running on

   I have just set up two VM one with MS-DOS 6.22, other with latest FreeDOS, running under WinXP SP1 host. On both machines I have set up Shared Folders, pointing to directory, where program with ~3500 small (1-100 Kb, complete ~15 Mb) files lie waiting to be transfered onto VM ...

I have a Redhat 7.3 installation running as a VirtualPC
guest OS. Everything seems to work okay except the Linux
clock is running at about half speed. This is bad when
doing make, etc.  I've thoughly searched the normal

I am installing a windows 98 VM with 56 MB of RAM on a computer with
160 MB RAM.
it iinstalls very very slowly.
when i look in task manager on the host it shows that "Virtual PC

It works with MSDOS, and pretty much ALL the latest
Windows OS'... but does it work with Windows 3.1??
I know most of you will be asking "why on earth do you
want to bother", but I'm just curious.

Can we install virtual image like the real operating system
on harddrive? My firend told me that it is possible to copy
virtual image to the harddrive. For example; first we
install the 2003 server and 3 windows  xp client like

Hello, I am have Windows XP Pro as the main OS on which i
have installed Windows 2000 Pro using Virtual PC 2004.
Now i would like to know is there anyway i can do
networking between the two OS on the same pc. I am sure

I was wondering if someone could give info on what the
problem is between "sharing" and EMM386 in a virtual
machine?  This was hinted at in the 3/2/04 issue of PC
Magazine, but no specifics were given.  Specifically, what

How many VMs that you can open at the same time ?
I can have three VMs of Windows 2000 with 128 MB each. But
I cannot run MSOffice 2000 in any one of them since 128 MB
is not enough.

where can i find the virtual machine additions for linux ?
thanks

Hi, I installed the latest ver of vmware along side MS
Virtural PC 2004 and when I run any ver of linux i
installed the network adapter wont work anymore. It did
before I installed VMWARE..therefore I uninstalled vmware