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Hi All,
I'm trying to boot up my virtual pc using a ghost boot disk. It keeps coming
up with the message
3Com Etherlink PCI  DOS NDIS driver v5.2.4                      

Can anyone tell me how to setup and connect to the internet in VPC 2004? Do
we have to use the Microsoft Loopback Adapter? (I'm stand-alone, non-network)
Thanks,
Van

I use a Siemens Programming package called APT which is Dos Based. Whenever i
use this it tends to max out the CPU Usage assigned. Any suggestions. This
has been simulated on many different machines with the same result.

I've installed Windows Server 2003 as a Virtual Machine (Microsoft Virtual
PC 2004). Everything is OK except it won't install the sound driver (Sound
Blaster 16). It just comes up in Device Manager as "Other Device". Any
attempt to install drivers for it fails. I'm running this ...

I had XP Pro with SP1 on my laptop.  I had a couple VPC's on my hard
drive and about 6 on an external drive.  Everything worked fine.  I
could start the images and see them on the network.  They all used to
work fine.  I haven't used VPC in a while, and since the last time I

I have a fast laptop I'd like to test out Windows Media Center Edition
2005 under Virtual PC.  How much of a performance hit would I see
running it under Virtual PC?
I have a Pentium-M 750 (1.86GHZ) with 1 GB of RAM and a fast hard

Hope someone can clear up things, I have been reading in the virtual pc
newsgroup that usb, firewire are not supported under virtual pc, is this
still the case.
Also their is no mention of scsi, I take this is similar and isn’t

Running VPC 2004 with SP1 on XP SP2.  Guest is XPSP1.  Using bridged
networking, not shared, and all network functions work.  The guest can
access network fine.  However, guest cannot ping or connect to ports on Host
OS.  Ideas?

I have a system with multiple sound devices in the host OS. Is there anyway
to get VPC to add a SB16 emulation that maps to each physical device so I can
configure programs to map to different virtual interfaces most importatly
headset vs speakers? I don't think this is possible ...

I will no longer use this buggy thing any more!
I switched to VMWare Workstation 5. It's smooth and stable. I love it!
Farewell, VPC!

Article ID : 824505  "How to Print From a Virtual PC Guest PC" states that
you can use network printers from a virtual PC, but the directions didn't
work for me.
First, it doesn't give any explanation about why you would have to turn

I have a VCP guest running Windows XP Pro sp2 andconfigured in an external
domain within our internal LAN. I have given it a legitimate IP address
using the Broadcom adapter, including DNS and WINS servers, that was
provided by desktop support. I am seeing the following behaviors:

I want to be able to connect the internet via the host PC and share the
connection with the VM PC

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