running XPpro on host
VirtualPC OS is Windows Server 2003
using the "microsoft wheel mouse optical usb and ps/2 comp." (as written on
mouse)

i had this question few days ago, but here it again [simplified]
is it possible to exit virtual machine *without* saving, and on
next run to start it from one of previously saved states?
[not from boot up]

First time jitters.
I have the virtual machine and virtual disk created and I now want
to install Windows Server 2003 into the virtual disk. I'm staring at
the Setup wondering what choice to make? %-)

Which version of Virtual PC7 should I get, the one with XP Home or XP
Professional for my dual processor G5? I need to access the computer network
at work via Citrix and it doesn't work completely with Safai/Citrix for Mac.
The articles (maybe I read and worry too much) said ...

like object...
there is possibility to use a xp home os (sp1 or 2) as
the host system for any version of vpc?

I'm ussing 40 win2k host machine cloned with norton ghost 7.5 and trying to
run Virtual PC on this guest. The system freezes at a random time ans stops
responding completly.
I've tryed to Manual Repair the host instalation with windows 2000 setup

Hi
I noticed an error with Virtural Server file services.
Description of the problem:
I installed Virtual Server 2005 RC on a Dual Xeon 3 GHz

I have downloaded and installed VPC 2004 45 day trial unto my WXP Pro
computer to the point where I'm ready to install the OS.  Not sure if this is
important but I have a non-bootable CD to install  W98 SE that includes
SETUP.exe and OEMSETUP.exe.   I used a W98 boot diskette ...

Once the harddrive is created, is there a way to expand it?  We did 1.5 gig
harddrives and we need more.  I didn't see anyways...

Due to problems loading the Guest OS (windows 2000 Server), I need to access
some IMPORTANT files on this virtual machine that I do NOT/NOT have a backup
of. It it very crucial that I get those file. Is there a way or tool to fix
my problem or explore the content of this .vhd ...

I've noticed that a number of posters want to reduce the size of a VM HDD,
or increase the size a VM HDD while retaining an
existing VM build.
I'm using XP-Pro, and here is my method, which works without any additional

Hi folks ...
In the Technical Overview, the following restrictions are noted. "...
Virtual PC does not support USB devices that require their own drivers.  
Virtual machines also don’t see the physical computer’s hardware video card

I have a W2K Pro Desktop (Host) and have installed Win 2003 Server Std.
(Guest).
The problem is intermitent - The Host has a Asus WiFi-B@Home 802.11 NIC in
it and the Guest has by default installed: Intel 21140-Based PCI Fast

My Host is WIN XP Professional with an Nvidia Geforce 4MX graphics card.
But when I install Win98SE on the VM, it's show me that it's using a S3 Trio
Graphics Card.
By that, I can't run any directx graphics application on the VM.

I'm going to use Virtual PC 2004; I was wondering if any one has
recommendations as to the best scenario (or better if there is no "best"):
1. Host partition = 20GB, store guests in same partition
2. Host partiton = 5GB, store guests in logical drive.