After installing SP1 for VPC, I have found that a Windows XP SP2 client is noticeably faster. However, when it comes up and XP SP2 plays the login sound, the sound is too fast. I am guessing that some timer needs to be recalibrated. Is there a way to do that?
Thanks,
Mike

Does anyone know if Virtual PC supports Open GL in a linux guest os?

I've installed virtual PC on SFF PC, which has a VIA EPIA motherboard, with a
VIA SAMUEL 2 processor (800mhz).
When I start virtual PC, I get the following message:
"Virtual PC is incompatible with the phsical processor in this computer.

I'm testing an installation program in a virtual pc running Windows 2000.
When I attempt to remove the program via Control Panel | Add/Remove
Programs, I get the following error message (no, there isn't another version
installed):

My software is Fedora, and I've bought it. I couldn't download it by internet.
Pardon me for false information. Notably my problemhasn't solved  yet!

Is it possible to leave my machine in workgroup mode (which is running
Windows XP Pro SP2)  yet set up my virtual machine (which is running Windows
2000 Pro SP4)  to join a domain?  I'm trying to leave my current
configuration as a workgroup in tact yet set up a virtual ...

I used to be able to se my netcard from Virtual PC 2004. But thats no
where to find now.
Can this has anything to do width the SP2 update to win XP. I don't run
Virtual PC that often so I'm not sure when it happend.

Here's my scenario.. Does any one have any thoughts?
We plan to migrate to XP, and utilize VPC as the crutch to keep legacy
application users operational.
The problem is, my WAN folks are utilizing tools that allow them to only

I had been accessing my local hard disk using the admin share (c$) because I
was having problems using a shared folder to compile VS.NET solutions that
lived on the host's hard drive.  That was working great until I installed
SP1.  With SP1 it works for a little while (~3 to 5 ...

Today I installed SP1 on my VPC 2004 (on WinXP SP2) (I've been running
VPC on this machine for about a week),  then ran my XP SP1 guest for
several hours.  The mouse in the guest started to behave oddly, then
VPC crashed.

I would like to copy a Virtual Machine to another box,
which would save me the few hours of loading the OS,
applications, etc. I am (almost) certian this is possible,
but am looking for the procedure/best practices. I have

I've just installed SP1 and...
does anybody know when will Virtual PC 2004 support multiple monitors in
full-screen mode!?
It's very uncomfortable when VPC minimizes itself after clicking another

Hardware: IBM t42, XP SP1 VPC2004 SP1
The problem am having is that when I am undocked, my VM's operate cleanly
and with out problem. When I dock my laptop on the port rep, the performance
of the VM's go in the toilet.

I don't know what is wrong but when I try to install it says that it can't
find Virtual PC 2004.  I do have it installed on my sytem in the default
location 'C:\Program Files\Microsoft Virtual PC'.  The file 'Virtual PC.exe'
has a verison of 5.3.0.582.

How come we need two separate tasks to compact a normal
dynamic expanded vhd?  and not just one that does both?
From the SP1 readme:
1. Run Precompactor