I have a situation where a user copies a web page (with tables) on a
Virtual PC and wants to copy it to Excel.
When she had Excel installed locally, it worked fine.  When she copies
it to Excel running on the host, the table information is lost and

I'm currently a student and working through a security manual which uses
Virtual PC's for the labs.  I'm running into an issue I can't solve and
could use some advice:
Both Windows boxes (one XP, one 2000 Server) ping each other and respond

I plan to create a parent VHD and a few child VMs from it. Can I have
the parent VHD on an external drive? If I do, do i need access to the
external drive whenever i want to create child VMs?
Thanks

I have windows 2003 server installed on my pc. I am running vpc 2004 on it
with windows 2000 pro installed as my virtual os.
I have setup a user in AD and applied group policy to the user to remove the
run command from the start button. the virtual 2000 pc is a member of the

What can I do simulate an actual networking environment, to include network
traffic, file transfers, all done automatically.
Thanks

I have two virtual PCs (running Win2003 Enterprise SP1) hosted on my home
WinXP Pro SP2 (which is connected to my ISP). I am trying to create a domain
of  the two virtual PCs, but am encountering problems joining the second
virtual PC to the domain.

After installing Virtual PC 2004 (with SP1) I am getting a blue screen of
death when trying to connect to a network at work.  We've narrowed it down to
what appears to be a conflict between SMS and VPC2004.  I have had this
problem on 3 computers now and we kept swapping hardware ...

I installed the Virtual PC in my notebook running Windows XPPRO SP2. After I
installed the VPC I lost all the bindings between the host TCP/IP and the
network adapters.
Does someone had same kind of problem?

Is it possible to create "folders" at the console level to store related
Virtual Machines?
I teach Microsoft Server 2003-based courses and would like to keep the
course virtual machines organized by course in a folder structure in the

My host machine has a wireless PC card that I use to connect to the
network/Internet. The wireless network is provided by the apartment
where I live at the moment. And the wireless network requires a WEP
key, which is no problem for my host machine running WinXP. But I can't

I have VPC 2004 installed on my machine, and several virtual PC images
set up (win2k, winxp).  All of those can access the network fine.  For
some reason, the Win2003 VPC that I just setup cannot access the
network at all. The VM config settings are the same (all machines are

Sorry if this has been answered previously........
Host PC has Broadcom NetXtreme 57xx Gigabit Controller.  VPC set to use host
NIC.  VPC defaults to Intel 21140-Based PCI Fast Ethernet Adapter (Generic)
(100 Mbps).  What is the best way to get VPC to utilize full gigabit

I am giving demos using Virtual PC 2004 SP1 and when I type, sometimes
keystrokes repeat several times.
The VPC I am using was created in Virtual PC 2004 SP1 as well, and it has
Virtual Machine additions installed from VCP 2004 SP1.

I use a Windows 2003 Server with a SQL 2000 Server on it.
Now I tried to copy a 6 GB Database to this Virtual Server. The file has
been copied with no error but the file is corrupt. When I use a file of 3.9GB
it works.

I read that VMWare allows user to "backup" a VM so that they can simply go
back to it if it becomes damaged/corrupted as part of testing etc.
Virtual PC seesm to not have this, is one expected to copy the VM folder,
which might do the same thing?