I'm running WIN XP pro, and I've installed Virtual PC on my system.  The os I
have on the virtual machine is W2K.  I have the ability to use my physical
floppy and cd drives, but I also would like to use my 'usb flash' drive with
the system.  Is there a way to capture this device ...

Does anyone know how to 'officially' report a bug for Virtual PC 2004 SP1?
The bug in question is well-researched, reproduceable and very annoying,
it's the incompatiblity with most recent laptops power saving schemes.

I have haveing a lot of trouble getting any NIC driver to load inside a VPC
2004 session.  I am loading Novell Netware 6.5 for testing lab and the
installer will not continue until I provide network card drivers.  I have
tried a generic card driver and the Intel driver that VPC ...

I am currently running a Windows 2000 host system with Cisco VPN 4.0.3(A) to
communicate to work.  I have created Windows 98, Windows NT4, Windows ME,
Windows 2000, and Windows XP Professional guest systems.  With the exception
of the Windows NT4 system, I am able to browse the ...

Running Virtual PC (Win XP Pro) on Apple Power Mac G5.
Numeric keypad is set to movement by Windows (numeric entry in native Apple
Tiger mode).
Apple keyboards have no 'NUMLOCK' KEY.

Is the kernel OS modified while instlling new guest OS's and also the host OS.
I'm assuming it does, then what part needs to be modified to make it
"installable" on VPC.

I'm trying to install VPC 2003, and then it's service pack, onto a vanilla
machine running XP Pro SP2.
VPC2003 installs perfectly, but the SP1 reports itself being 'interupted',
at which point it then rolls back and takes it, and VPC with it.

I am a "not so very Linux experienced" developer who must set up a
Linux machine to compile and run a development application for my main
work.
So I turned to VPC to accomplish the task. What I need is:

I use several versions of QuickBooks Pro and at the moment have one computer
with several partitions with XP installed on each of them and have to re-boot
to use each country version of the software.
The problem is that the UK, US etc versions of the QuickBooks use the same

i've only one question to my configuration.
On my laptop is WinXP and VPC 2004 installed. The laptop has an broadcom NIC
and ms loopback-adapter.
In the first VPC I installed Win2003 Server with two virtual NICs. The first

Going from memory, fixed size disks typically perform better then
dynamically expanding disks, correct?
Any way to figure out what would perform better, a fixed size disk with
NTFS compression, or a dynamically expanding disk?

I create a virtual hard-disk to install Windows XP pro. And that Hard-Disk
is 5GB.
Now I want re-size this Hard-Disk to 10GB. How to do that? Will it destory
my Win XP Pro in that Hard-Disk?

where can i find the specification sheet of the hardware the vpc 2004
emulate's.
what are the devices vpc uses as hardware. and where to get the drivers or
source to build the drivers for the device it emulate's

I have a PC running Windows XP that has critical applications and data, but
is experiencing intermittant hardware failures. Is there a way to extract the
installation to a virtual hard drive so i can run this laptop in Virtual PC
on another machine until I can get a new PC and ...

Can a VPC image created on one PC be used on another PC VPC, and thee second
PC is has different configuration?
Thanks in advance,