Hy everybody :
I 'm treying VPC 2004. I've Installed a 2000 server in a
console, & i need to open a second instance of this 2000
server in a second console (at the biginning not together

Running Virtual PC 2004 under Windows XP Professional on
a Dell Lattitude C840 laptop with the pre-installed
Nvidia graphics card from Dell.   Have a 2 GHz processor
and 1 GB RAM.  This is a machine for client demos.

I just created a virtual disk on my 18gig drive.  The host
OS is win2k pro.
When I run the XP install on the virtual pc, it gets to
the screen asking where to install it, and it lists

I understood you could buy/get images of any MS O/S, ie.
Win98, does anyone konw how I can get my hands on them??
Are there any product codes?? I have searched the MS web
site and found nothing?

In the process of creating VPC, the host computer (Windows
2000 SP4) is freezing while copying files from Windows
2000 or XP CD into virtual HD. With same configuration
except replace Abit-kx7-333 with Abit-KD7A, the creation

Hi, all
Here is a question about memory requirement: when you
specify amount of memory for a new VM, does that amount
of physical memory gets allocated to the VM and

I have a legacy app that needs to access the parallel
port to check for a security dongle, will VPC allow for
this?

I'd like to compress a VHD.  VPC says I need to zero out disk space with a
3rd party tool.  Any reccomendations for the 3rd party tool?
Thanks,
Trent

Please see my post in the thread: "Device driver debugging: how?"
I'm trying to setup VPC so I can debug a device driver (running in VPC)
with WinDbg (running on the physical (real) host), but am confused as
to how I need to set things up so as to accomplish that.

Every time I try to install vpc I get an error during the
install wizard. "Virtual PC for Windows is not supported
on your operating system.
If you believe this message is erroneous.....

Using Microsoft Virtual PC 2004.
When I am using a virtual session and I connect to my host
computer(\\host\c$) to copy a file and it is extremely slow.  My VPC is
Windows 2003 and my host is also Windows 2003.  When I copy a file that is

I've got a virtual PC setup with MS-DOS 6.22 installed.
I installed the additions software for DOS and am able to
read regular CD-ROM's via the D: drive in my DOS VPC.
(After I run mscdex, of course)

HI
I am trying to connect host and a VPC target using the MS
loopback adaptor. After configuring the host with a MS
loopback adaptor and configuring the MS VPC to use a MS

Hy all,
I've some problems during the cfg on VPC network.
This is my situation...
1 - I've installed a lookback on my REAL PC (with an ip

I have a P4 - 2.4 machine that I want to create a lab using VPC with.  How
much RAM and HD space is recommended to run 5 sessions (win 2k3 DC, 2k3
file/print, exchange 2k3, 2 XP desktops) concurrently?
Thanks~