I have a new motherboard (ASUS K8N) with ATHLON64, XP SP2.
After having installed virtaul PC 2004 and his SP1, each I'm starting
Virtual PC with Windows 98 or XP, the MAC Address from the EThernet onboard
card was null. So I can't have good networking installation.

This is probably a little backwards but I was using Virtual Server and
created several desktop OS virtual machines. I recently went back to using
Virtual PC. Now each time I start one of the existing desktop OS virtual
machines, I receive the following message:

Hi everyone. I am trying to join a virtual workstation to a virtual domain
controller both in the same host. I have network cards set to NAT on each
virtual machine and when running ipconfig both machines have the same subnet,
subnet mask and default gateway settings but, of ...

Host system: WinXP Pro
Guest System: WinXP Pro (different serial #'s)
I had shared folders working; then I restored the guest os & shared folders are
showing up as "not installed".  so I uninstalled the additions, rebooted,

With virtualpc -- why am I getting this error
The virtual machine could not be started becuase there was not enough memory
available on the host.
The virtual machine I'm trying to start wants 256 megs.  The host system has 1

I created a 2K Virtual Machine usin Virtual PC 2004 SP1. It worked fine
but after I installed Additions and rebooted, the VM stops at the
following screen:
Windows starting up...

I've been using my Vista VPC for several days now, and have never seen the
CPU utilization go below 22%. If I open task manager and walk away for a few
hours, when I come back the utilization is essentially flat-lined at 22%.
I have a 1.8Ghz Pentium M laptop w/ 512 MB RAM assigned ...

This is very important to me. Yes, I know that is not suported and
installating procedure inform about that..but when I click OK..install can
continue?!
My question is. Can I install Virtual PC 2004 on Windows 2003 Standard

How do you configure internet connectivity, while allowing for local
networking?
Details:
- Two VPCs running WIndows Server 2003

I reloaded my laptop with toshiba Tecra A4 Image and then ran windows update.
I then installed VPC2004/SP1 and added my Win2K3 VPC Image.  the Image has
stop/go behavior that I do not see on other machines like the mouse freezing
or browser taking forever to load a local page.

I plan on using VPC for most of my work on WinXPsp2 (doing .NET).  I was
thinking that having a host OS of WinXP would be a waste of memory and that I
should use Win98 since it has a smaller footprint.  I then could allocate
more memory to the "client" OS.

I must be missing something but can't seem to find the the solution via the
web page info for product.
I installed Virtual PC and loaded WIN 98 to run some old DOS software. The
software start and then it just hangs the virtual pc. The cpu is at 100%

I have been wondering this for a while so I thought I would ask.
As an undo disk and a diff disk is basically the same thing (they both
have parent disks and store the changes to itself not the parent) so
is it possible to convert an undo disk to a diff disk?

Does anybody know offhand if it's possible to have more then 2 COM
Ports within a Virtual PC?  What I mean is, if my physical PC has its'
2 standard COM ports as well as 1 additional COM port from an expansion
card will all three show up in the Virtual PC options to redirect?

I have been using VPC to host Visual Studio 2003 for convenience in
training and I have had little problem with it. I have now tried to
use it for Mobile Applications and it complains about the emulator
being run on another emulator.