what is 3d driver and how to install

Host is XP Pro, and guest OS is SBS 2003. (I know that server OS's are not
supported)
After the initial install of SBS, I rebooted and tried to add other parts of
the OS, and it came back and said I didn't have proper permissions. I had

Running Windows Tablet XP Addition, installed VirualPC
2003, Installed Tablet XP within Virtual PC and activated
the software during instulation.  
Problem:   Every time I boot the XP Tablet edition within

In VPC, my network driver (DECchip 21140) has a date of 8-
24-1996. Is this the latest version?

I had tried installing the Intellipoint Software thru a
Virtual PC Session, and it of course didn't work. When I
went back to the defaul mouse, I have lost my scroll and
back functions in this Session (WinXP).

We've deployed well over 1,000 VPC machines in our
network.  A small few are reporting errors when they
start up, that bear the same symptoms as a "duplicate mac
address".  

We have just acquired the trail version for Virtual PC in
order to evaluate its functionality for our company, but
as soon as we start the Virtual PC aplication in a Windows
XP, we get a warning window with a message telling

on a win 2k machine, is it possible to have win2003 run in
a virtual pc?
thanks

Anyone ever tried running Linux or Lindows on VPC 2004?  
What about Connectix VPC 5.x?

I've successfully installed Lindows 3 into a virtual
pc 'space'; however, I can't get it to connect to the
Internet through the institution's LAN. I've altered the
Proxy settings, but I suspect that there's a more

Is there any way to install drivers for existing
hardware, or are you stuck with the virtual hardware that
the program porvides?

OK then, is it possible to run VirtualPC on a VPC to create a VVPC,
and then run it on that to create a VVVPC etc ....
What would be the theoretical limit, the amount of disk space? Or if
you connected to some sort of storage area network, with collosal

I want to setup my Guest OS with full network access and
my Host OS with no network access i.e. my host OS should
not be accessiable from the outside.
Host OS = WinXP

I'm currently using VMWare (Wkstn4) and am frustrated by the lack of ability
to copy virtual machines. It seems to me I have to re-install the O/S every
time I want a fresh VM.
Does Virtual PC provide any way of easily "copying" a VM?

I want to download Microsoft Virtual PC from the MSDN
download page.
Where is it?
thanks!