Does anyone know it if is possible to run Virtual PC 5.3 or Virtual PC 2004
on Microsoft Windows Media Center Edition 2005?  
If so is there any limitations? or problems/issues?
I want to buy a Microsoft Windows Media Center Edition 2005 PC, but it has

I have a WLAN network with Win2000 workstations. On every workstation I
have running the VirtualPC Software (with a Windows 2003 Server
operating system). I want to communicate with all other pc's from the
Windows 2003 system (which is running on VirtualPC).

Is there any possibility to migrate a "real" harddrive (image) to VHD? I
want to move a server to a VHD as fast as possible.
Cheers,
Niels

HI,
I have a Windows XP Virtual PC on a host with the same OS.
I want to access my network drives on my host.  
How to do so?

I am trying to use the HOST PC on my Corporate LAN (Connected via a Cisco or
Nortel VPN - we have both and I've tried both).  Then open up the guest PC
and connect to another clients VPN (Cisco) from there.
The Guest PC's VPN connection can't go through the Host's connected VPN - ...

I have an XP host with Windows Server 2003 in one VPC and Windows 2000 Server
in another.  Both VPC's can see the host and see the internet.  I cannot sem
to get them to see each other.  Can someone point out the step I am missing
to make this happen.  I have played briefly with ...

Is it possibe to have multiple users access a virtual hard drive
concurrently? Thanks in advance.

I've used VPC since the first version on Mac, continually updated
(occassonally by buying new full versions, to get additional OS's) up to and
including VPC6, which is what I'm running now.
One of my VPCs runs Windows 2000 Professional on a 1GB drive; this was

I like to use my software modem from the guest OS in my virtual pc. Is this
possible?
Kind regards,
Luub

I am unable to connect to the Internet via guest OS(20003 Server).
My host OS is XP Pro w/SP2.
My ISP is SBC.
I connect via ADSL modem w/embedded PPPoE.

I am looking for any pointers on how to create a virtual domain. By this I
mean hosting (on my XP pro) two or more virtual PCs running Windows Server
Enterprise 2003. Then I would promote one virtual server to be a domain
controller of the virtual domain. My motivation for this ...

i have a hyper threading cpu machine that runs xp with virtual machine
i understand that the cpu is almost the only hardware that vpc does not
emulate.
in the physical machine the task manager shows 2 cpus in the performance

Here is my situation:
I installed a WinXP SP2 on mi VPC.
I copied that VPC on a other PC, but now they have the same Mac address.
When they running at the same time, they get the same IP adress from my DHCP

VPC SP2 running on XPPro:
All my guest OS's get a valid IP from DHCP, but non of them can receive
packets.  They cannot ping their gateway or any other IP address.
Tried - uninstalling/reinstall VPC SP2, rebooting,

I am using VPC 2004 on a WinXPSP2 host (peer-to-peer networked HP Kayak with
1GB RAM 120GB Hard drive and 2-800MHZ processors). I have installed SBS2k3
Premium and it is seeing a DHCP server (probably one of the XP clients
connected to the internet). I use a DSL modem and a ...