I've been reading thru the documentation, but maybe it
would be easier for me to ask - specifically - what I
would hope to use it for. I currently have my PC setup
for a MOC course (i.e. London, Vacouver, Denver in a

I have a PC running XP with an Intel Pro/1000 MT network
adaptor.  Virtual PC will not recognize the NIC and, in
fact, continually misidentifies the NIC and refuses to
allow the drivers to be installed.  

Thanks for reply.
In the case where you have a server to upgrade would it be possible to:
1. install VPC software on an 2000 server for example.
2. install the new 2003 on a VPC.

I have a VPC image that runs fine in Shared NAT mode.  It
can see the rest of the network but the network cannot
see it.  I believe the way to fix this is to change the
settings so that the VPC uses the host network card, but

Has it occurred to anyone that if you create a virtual pc
with just the os windows or linux in it and either outlook
or evolution respectively, than wrap another layer of
security around it by running an intrusion detection

How do I uninstall only the virtual machine additions?
Thanks in advance.
Jim

Hi.  I am brand new to Virtual PC.
I have Virtual PC 2004 installed on top of Win-XP-Pro.
I have 3 NICs in the computer.
I had one of my NICs disabled when I installed Virtual

I'm having trouble installing Win 98 on an XP PC using
VPC 2004.  The PC does not have a floppy drive, and VPC
is prompting for a boot diskette.
Any ideas?  I've tried to create an image of the Win98

VPC is emulating a Win95 install (only drivers that work
with this DDS drive). Tape drive is an HP 35480A,
controller is Adaptec AHA-2940 PCI SCSI. I have
successfully loaded the software (Colorado backup for

Yes, we can specify the amount of hard disk space we want
to use for the VM, and we can specify the RAMs also, but
what about CPU usage?

I am trying to load Virtual PC 2004 for the first time
onto an XP Pro machine. It seems to have installed fine.
I want to install XP Pro on a new virtual PC. I have
tried creating and capturing an ISO image of the XP Pro

After Installing Red Hat 9 as a virtual PC I can not get X
Windows to display properly.  Does anyone have any
suggestions to resolve this?

The following is quoted from Ebay:
"THIS AUCTION IS FOR A UNIQUE AND LEGAL CD KEY FOR
VIRTUAL PC 2004.  WHEN YOU APPLY THIS KEY TO THE DEMO
AVAILABLE ON THE MICROSOFT WEBSITE, YOU WILL UNLOCK ALL

I know this is a workstation newgroups, but since there isn't a server group
yet I figured I'd try... I'm having problems with Virtual Server 2005 not
getting on the network, everything was working and then one day a bunch of
them just stopped getting IP addresses on the physical ...

I'm running XP with VPC4. I have just installed Win95.
The network adaptor seems to be loaded as "PCI Fast
Ethernet DECchip 21140 Based Adaptor" but my XP
physically has an "Intel(R) Pro/100 VE Network