Hi to all I'm in a big trouble.
I've installed VPC under Win XP SP2. Guest OS is Win 98
2nd edition.
Under Win 98 i use an application that command a medical

I'm running VPC SP1 on Windows XP Pro SP2.  Guest OS is Windows 2000 SP4.
When I enable sound for Win2K, it's real choppy.  Any sound that plays just
stutters and sounds horrible.  I tried playing around with the audio
acceleration settings in Windows 2000, but nothing seemed to ...

Next week I'm going to reformat my hard disks and reinstall everyhing.  Is
the Feb DVD version the most recent?  If not should I install it and get an
update, or should I download the more recent version and install that.  I
prefer to install from a DVD or CD.

Got a lot of files to copy into a VHD during a lab run.  Any good advice on
what method might be fastest?
1) Shared Folder with files pre-staged?
2) Mounted ISO with files pre-staged?

Situation :
Host : Windows XP SP 1 With Virtual PC SP1
Guest : Windows XP SP2 virtual hard disk with Virtual PC additions SP1
for distribution reasons the Guest virtual hard disk was prepared with

for the reason I have not enough memory on our stations (512 MB), I need to
run W2k3 SRVs with only 96 MB allowing 2 of them with one XP client (64MB)
to run - routing and RRAS scenarios.
RRAS seems to behave weird. It sometimes requires restart to have changes

Hello,
I'm running Win98 (german version, Second Edition) on VPC
2004 ver. 5.3.582.27.
The problem is that Windows "gets out of step" whenever he

I have 14GB in my physical drive (host drive). I have one
VM installed. I see only 80MB available in the virtual
drive when I start the VM and check the available space
in the Windows Explorer. I tried to allocate more space

Got a lot of files to copy into a VHD during a lab run.  Any good advice on
what method might be fastest?
1) Shared Folder with files pre-staged?
2) Mounted ISO with files pre-staged?

Can you have 2 VPCs running full-screen on 2 monitors (with capable grapchis
card)?

Since I have changed my networking on the single vpc
to "local", it is taking long long time for the it's os
to come up on boot up. Has anyone else experienced this
and how would one resolve this?

What is this file used for in a DOS VM config.sys file?
Robert

While I was glad to see VPC-SP1 include Windows 2003 as an included host OS,
I'm confused...It says that VPC must be installed in order to apply SP1. Yet,
I get some warnings if I try to install VPC (non-SP1) on Windows 2003. So,
how do I get this accomplished?

I recently installed the 180-day trial of Virtual Server 2005 on my
Windows Server 2003 machine at work (can't use Virtual PC 2004 on
Windows 2003).  I created a virtual Windows XP Pro SP2 machine, and
installed the Virtual Machine Additions from the Virtual Server 2005

i have got problems with the sound card under dos 6.22.
can anybody help me with that?