I have a new laptop with no floppy drive that I have successfully installed
VP on; but cannot install an OS on it.  The laptop is running XP and I'd like
to install 98se on the VM; but cannot get past the "reboot and select your
boot device or insert boot disk in selected boot ...

I've got two NT4 virtual machines (nt4 work station & server)
I cannot get .net to install, it always errors out.
Is this possible, or is there an incompatibility?
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Hello, all. I'm using SP1, and I think I've installed Virtual PC Additions
(because if I were to select this menu option on the Console, it would start
to display Virtual PC uninstall screen).
I read about the "Restore at Start" option in Virtual PC Help (Help ->

Hi, all
My PC has 2 GB of memory & is running Windows XP Pro SP1. I have installed
VPC 2004 and its SP1. I created a VPC and set its memory size to 1300 MB.
When the VPC is running, it has several large services running; from looking

Hi any help on this would be appreciated,
We have setup using VPC 3 Domain Controllers running 2003 Srv.
However in order to replicate our customers setup we would like to move one
server to another site. To so this using AD we need to setup the 3rd domain

I have been running a default install of Virtual PC 2004 for quite some time
now (18 months roughly) and have been pretty pleased with the product's
functionality - it's nothing special, but it gets the job done. I have run
the product on 3 of my systems (two different noetbooks ...

I have a couple different Linux images (Fedora 3 and Ubuntu) that
usually work fine. I recently got a new machine with 2GB of RAM (for
VPC usage!) and upped the RAM on all of to machines above 512MB.  The
Solaris machine boots fine, but both the Linux machines won't boot --

Using a SLI Nforce4 MB, Nvidia Nforce NIC.  Using the NIC in NAT mode works.
Using it natively results in MAC address errors immediately (cannot have MAC
00:00:00:00:00 etc.)  ?

I would like to convert a current PC to a Virtual PC as I am getting a new
computer and want access to my old one for archival purposes...can this be
done?

I've got an issue where I'm trying to install a ghosted image onto a Virtual
PC. The PC appears to build OK from the iso image I've created however it
hangs before entering SysPrep. After some investigation it seem the image is
hanging on the AGPCPQ.sys. Any suggestions as to how ...

I have just installed Virtual PC 2004, on a machine that connects to the
Internet via a network card.  I am new to VirtualPC.
During installation an error comes up warnign that the Network Services
Driver was not installed.  It suggests rebooting and running Install.BAT in

My computer keeps telling me "Low Virtual Memory".  Not sure what I need to
do.  I hardly have anything on my computer-no games etc... Please help???

Is Virtual Server 2005 R2 Standard Edition going to be the upgrade product for Virtual PC? If so, what will the advantages be?
Thanks,
Mike

on windows xp machine running virtual pc i want to have 2 network cards:
1 for the host and the other dedicated to virtual pc
how can i tell windows xp not to use the second card (while it receives it's
ip from the same dhcp server)

Can I use Virtual PC 2004 with Win XP Pro as the host operating system and
then set-up Win 2003 Server as a guest operating system?
The idea being to use the Win XP host for daily tasks and the Win 2003
Server guest for web application development using VS.Net 2005 and SQL Server