I am trying to do a restore of production system to a
virtual PC. the guest OS is Windows 2000. I install win2k
and that workes without a problem. When I restore the
production system, upon bootup, the "starting windows"

    My host PC is connected to the Internet with a broadband
connection .
    In my Host PC , I have an Icon ( in Network ) for Virtual
Machine Network Services .

have a trial vers. of virtual pc but when i start the
v.pc and i create a new virtual pc with any opert. System
as win98 or win server 2003 the pc not boot and in the
screen only can read "reboot and selected proper boot

I heard a rumour that Microsoft were going to release a service pack for
Virtual PC 2004 for Windows because XP SP2 slowed it down rather a lot. Can
anyone confirm if this true ?
I have to confess that since installing SP2, my virtual machines have been

I was wondering if anyone knows about an API avaiable for
Virtual PC.  Right now I am running Connectix Virtual PC
5.2, but I could upgrade to MS Virtual PC 2004 if I had
to.  I want to be able to control the opening and closing

I have VPC installed on my Desktop with Raid 0 SATA configuration running
latest 4.5 driver from Intel.  Trying to clean install a XP Virtual session..
First part of the installation would run in the normal speed... but when the
GUI part of the installation is up.. it went ...

After installing windows XP SP2, when I try to shutdown a Virtual Machine,
Virtual PC stops responding.

I am connected to work via vpn.  I am using virtual pc with server
2003 installed.  While the laptop is connected to work via vpn the vpc
is actually on my home network.
Is there anyway to have both these devices on the same network?  Any

Ok, this is going to sound like a somewhat strange/stupid/whatever
question...
Is it possible to setup two (or more) Win2K Server guests where both
guests would be using the same (virtual) C: partition?

This started happening all of a sudden with my Virtual
Machine.  I don't think I changed anything on the host
machine, and the VPC I have set not to save changes to
the HD.  When I try to login a box pops up that

Odd mouse/keyboard issue.
Happens in VMRC client and web interface.
Loss of mouse and keyboard on VM reboots only. All VM
Additions are current. Forced reset brings it back and I

I had installed a test network with 3 virtual server 2005
host platforms.  On each server there are a few virtual
machines running.  I placed them in a separate network.  
All the VM's are connected to the host's physical network

HI. I'm running XP and just installed VPC. I have NT 4.0
sp6 running in a
VM fine. My NIC is an Intel Desktop S-Adapter; The driver
is an IntelPRO/100 family adapter;

Over the past few days (well, it's been marinating the past few) I've come
up with a newsgroup FAQ solution.  I wrote a program to automatically post
it, and I wrote, well, it :)  Now I'm looking for some final opinions
regarding it.  I've included a "test" post under my signature.  ...

I need to move files to and from a VPC client and don't want to waste a bunch
of CD's to do so.  I'd like to use a USB key or USB hard drive.  No can do.  
VPC does not recognize them.  Any ideas?  This is also going to make it hard
to put ActiveSync on the VPC and setup my iPAQ ...