I don't get any network access from VPC. When I install I get th error
message telling me that setup wasnt able to install network, and to run
install.bat after a reboot.
I've tried running the .bat file.

hi people i have install virtual pc on my windows XP pro
so it work perfectly but now i whant to do i defrag on my real computer xp
pro but he stop and he tell me this: these files cannot be defraged =
hdd.vhd

Was just wondering if anyone out there have given this a go. Does the
VPC2004 files (cfg & hdd) work with VPC for Mac?
Ed.

Is there a way to enable shared folders with a Linux guest? Maybe some
pre-Microsoft VirtualPC additions that will allow this? Otherwise I might
have to go back to VMWare because this is really a feature I need and I am
mostly running Linux guests.

Hi everyone and thanks in advance for your help.
I just ran the VS2005 installation and added all the VMs I
had on my pc (running windows 2003 server). Although when
i try to start the single VM from the desktop everything

I am running on a Dell laptop (Latitude C840, 512 Megs, 1.8G P4).
There are two NIC's that appear in the system, one that activates when
docked in the station and another that is on the side that I manually
connect a cable to when un-docked.  They appear as a 3COM 3C920

Hi Jonthan i went in the settings of my  virtual Os hd and
i set as u told me (hope i understud well hi)
Networking:Numeber of Networking 1
and:Adapter one:Shared Networking(NAT).Now what i neade to

My computer has 2 GB RAM. I can start one console, if I
want to start the next console, a message is displayed
that says i don't have enough memory. I'm running Windows
XP Prof. Systeminformation says I have 1,6 GB free memory.

I'm still struggling to come up with a way to get a full packet trace of the
traffic to/from guest sessions from the host.  If anyone has any thoughts,
it would be appreciated.  To allow my virtual machines to be addressable on
my external network, I have set them up to share the ...

Hello everybody.I will try to explain what i neade to do.I
have windows xp pro (host computer)and i have installed on
the virtual pc linux (sus 9.1 but i supose taht is not
important :) ).I use to get connect to internet a modem

I installed Windows XP Pro and extensions on Windows XP Pro in order to test
beta software. I was able to set the guest OS to the native screen
resolution of the host OS (1400x1050). However, after applying all of the
Windows Updates, this default option no longer is offered and I ...

I created a Windows XP VM for use in testing beta software such as Whidbey.
I would like to save it as a baseline... what is the proper way to do this?

I'm sure many of you have visited the "unofficial VPC 2004 compatibility
list" (http://vpc.visualwin.com) over the past few months, and now I have
some exciting news to share:
It's been updated!  You can now sort and filter, making your search easier

I recently installed a fresh (clean install) copy of XP on a multi-boot
machine. I thought I'd be able to install VPC and simply migrate the old
.VSV files over. Sadly not. Is there an easy way? I'm on Connectix 5.2
in case it's relevant.

I now using trial version of virtual pc 2004, and I plan to buy retail
version a month later.
So do I need to reinstall anything or can i just copy some files so that I
can use back the virtual machine I created to retail version of vpc?