I have Win2003 Server running on server class hardware.  I'd like to install
Virtual PC 2004 and install WinXP Pro guest OS.  Is this a supported
installtion of the Virtual PC product?
If not, would I need Virtual Server even though my guest OS is WinXP?

If you use a modem on your host machine, shared networking is inordinately
confusing, as attested by a number of posts in this newsgroup.
I may have found the solution:
1. Start the host.

I run a support desk and we support clients with numerous different VPN
client. Is it possible with VPC and install a VPN client into the virtual
image ie.. Cisco, then create another image with sonicwall client??
Or does the VPN software actually hook into the hosts IP stack and ...

I installed Virtual PC on my Windows XP, created a Virtual Machine, and tried
to install Windows NT Workstation 4.0 on the Virtual Machine. From the Action
menu, I clicked Start. I inserted the Widows NT CD and it did not boot. I hit
Enter but it kept on asked me to insert a ...

I'm running XP Pro on a laptop and installed Virtual PC 2004. After
upgrading to XP SP2 and performing the latest OS updates VPC returns "The
virtual machine could not be started because there was not enough memory
available on the host". I checked VPC Help >> About and it's ...

We use Virtual PC (VPC) to run unattended tests of our dotNet application.
This how we do it :
- No user in logged on the host XP machine
- the scheduler runs a batch file that start a VPC (W2000 Pro)

I have multiple VM's running at the same time (a Win98, a WinMe
and a Win2K currently). When I look in my router's DHCP client
list I see that they all got their own local IP address from DHCP
correctly but I notice they all have the same Mac address.

I want to share the windows xp printer driver. How the Xp and VPS network
setup? that the VPC windows 98 can see the shared printer. I try to set up
the win98 in  workgroup mode. Windows XP already have share a printer. I try
to brows the network in win98. cannot found the ...

When I press ALT Enter to go into full screen mode. my monitor flashes out of
range. Any idea?
Thanks

Greetings All,
I installed Virtual PC 2004 on Windows 2003 server, and found that loopback
adapter was not listed in network settings. After googling, I installed
loopback adapter, then reinstalled 'VMNetSrv'.  Still loopback adapter was

I'm having trouble with getting the guest's network to work properly. My
config is as follows:
Host:
WinXP SP1, Dell Precision M70 with Broadcom NetXtreme 57xx Gigabit

I have the OS CD's from 95, 98, 98SE, Me but none of them
are boot CD's, plus they were all bought as upgrades. If I want
to install these OS'es do I need to install DOS from floppy and
then run the setup.exe in DOS like I would if I was running on a

Newbie to VPC, I"ve been running it about half an hour so far so
I'm not even finished installing the first OS ;-)
I plan to install 95,98,98SE,NT4,Me and 2000 as virtual machines.
Obviously this will take a looooooooong time. As I'll often be asked

My Virtual Machine doesn't see the Adaptec SCSI controller i have install in
the computer. Windows XP has the driver installed, and enabled but how do i
get Virtual PC to recognize it?
Bob

Often I will find that when I am working on my VPC image (hosted on XPPro)
the sceen will not refresh, I will either have to drag the window off the
monitor, and back on or minimize and restore the screen to see the change.
The only solution I have found is to reboot the host, are ...