I have a Sun x86 machine on which I have installed Solaris 9. It was
working fine until I installed a new application on this box. This
application does the alter the boot options of the system in anyway.
Now when ever I start the machine at the boot prompt I get the

I have a dell XPS with win XP pro and its own CD etc.
When I make a new virtual machine and install windows from Dell CD, the
virtual machine is using its own BIOS and device list, which does not have
all devices on the system including USB ports.

 I run SQL Server on my laptop, and do VS 2005 development in a
virtual machine. Currently, the VPC talks to the world through NAT. How
do I get the VPC to talk to SQL Server on the host?
Possible network configurations

I am trying to get an old version of Essof running in virtual PC with windows
3.11.  I have reviewed the "net stop spooler" and other suggestions.  I have
the printer running with the Dongle in place.  I believe that the dongle
wants a different IRQ set than the standard for the ...

Hello ...
I'm running Virtual PC 2004 on XP Pro.  I have successfully installed the
product and have created a virtual machine.  I'm now ready to install my
guest OS, another copy of XP Pro.

I'm running VPC2004 on a Dell Poweredge Xeon 3.0ghz, 2gb RAM, 8mb Video
RAM...
Am I likely to run into any problems running five or six virtual Windows 98
PC's with this configuration, my main worry obviously being the low video

Reading the various messages about Vista, and reading between the lines...

It is the general consensus of opinion that it's actually worth even
bothering trying install the current beta of Vista on a VPC, given the