After installing the DOS Additions into an MS-DOS 6.22 VM on a Windows XP Pro
host OS I got the following message during startup of the guest OS...
Virtual Machine Folder Sharing
Copyright (C) 1996-2003 by Microsoft Corp.

I have a 45-day trial version and have three VPC's set up.  How can I upgrade
to a full version (I know I have to pay $125) without losing the VPC's I
already have set up?  Is there just a code I have to enter or what?
Bill

Having problems with NT4 guest on XP2p2 gets DHCP from 2003 server on network
no problem however cannt ping srv or local.
srv can ping NT4srv that it has happly given IP address to,however local can
ping?

Hi,
I'm running windows XP with Virtual PC, and I'm trying to create a
virtual windows 2000 server, through which a virtual guest OS can access
the internet.  My basic thought is something like this....

Trying to access my DSL Internet connection on my XP Pro SP2 host from an NT
4 server SP6A guest is failing, trying all iterations I can think of with
DHCP on both the host and guest machines. I'm assuming it must be a settings
problem on my guest, because a Mandrake 10 guest I ...

how can i switch from full screen view to normal? I think i need a
hotkey....

I have a host machine running WinXP and VPC2004+SP1, Win2000 be the guest os.
I just want to access real network from the guest os; is it possible to do
so by only assigning the virtual adpter to "Shared networking(NAT)"? Or I
must assign it to the real NIC in my host machine? ...

How can I access the network?
Virtual PC cannot open the virtual network adapter.  Access to the host
and external network is not available in all the virtual machines that
use virtual networking. In order to solve this problem, I want to fix

trying to install XP Pro in Virtual PC 2004.
unable to boot from the XP Pro CD Rom to  install ..
are there settings in VPC that I can change to point VPC to CD ROM?
TIA

can i take the virtual machine tha has installed on it a XP PRO and turn it
into a regular hard disk and a real OS?
in other words, when i installed the xp i created a new partition (in the
virtual machine) so where can i see this partioton in the host OS? if i can

I have a brand new PC with XP Pro SP2 on which i like to
install VPC2004. (Licensed product)
It's a Pentium 4 CPU 2.8 GHz, RAM 512 Mo (More than 9GB
available on HD)

I like to run an virtual xp on an xp to keep the real xp free from dirt by
using the
virtual one to test out screen saver & programs that might not have the same
quality as ms provide. Am I allowed to install my XP one more time inside the

I'm new to VPC 2004 and am considering setting up a PC that will be running
several VPC's for my clients to access via GoToMyPC in order to run just one
specific application.  What's a good hardware configuration for a PC that
could have four or five VPC's active at one time ...

Can any one tried to install linux by using Visual PC 2004 hosted on Win XP
?

I have created a Virtual PC on my computer. Onto which I have loaded
Windows Server 2003. My host computer is running Windows XP
Professional.
I have read through all the documentation about assigning the right