If I want to connect my guest OS to my host OS, just like connect two
physical machine, how can I accomplish this?

I've used xcopy copy large directory structures to and from a shared folder
without any problem. However, when xcopy'ing a directory structure that has
around 20 1K files, each in it's own subdirectory a to a shared folder on my
host PC the VM hangs on the 4th file. The same ...

The host windows xp is in a w2000 net, with a domain with a standard network
card. The virtual machine has also win xp, but i want to use a new wifi card
to connect to an ADSL net. I need both connected, the normal to domain, and
wifi connected to the ADSL connection.

I was wondering whether anyone has attempted to provide redundancy to a
physical domain using vpcs?
I have an environment with 5 servers, 1 DC, 1 exchange, 1 sharepoint, 1
terminal services and 1 isa firewall.

I have a laptop that that I want to clone and run in a virtual machine on a
desktop host.  What is the standard way of making a virtual disk from a
physical disk and do I need to be concerned about the differences in hardware
between the two?

Mini newsgroup FAQ for the week of 1/15/2006
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1.. Where can I find more information on Virtual PC?

I've installed a fresh copy of Windows XP SP2 under Virtual PC 2004 SP1.  
The installation is an original Microsoft Windows XP select CD version.  I
had no problems installing windows and no modifications were made, but am
having a problem running a Windows Update.

I have a Toshiba M3 with a Marvell Yukon 88E8053 PCI-E gigabit adapter, but
the guest machine (XP SP2) doesn't see it.  Device manager on the guest shows
that the emulated network card cannot start (code 10).
I can probably get round for what I want this by using a loopback, but

I am running VPC SP1 on a WinXP SP2 2Ghz Pentium M machine w/ 1GB of RAM and
256MB NVidia card (Dell Inspiron 9300).  The VM is running WinXP Pro retail
without any SP yet.  All sound from VM is so choppy it is indistinquishable.  
The host hardware should definitely be able to ...

When will the universal binary codes be ready for VPC to run on the new iMac
and MacBook Pro?

We're currently experimenting with differencing disks for use with our
student labs. I would like to be able to give the students a preset .vmc file
with the settings necessary to run the diff disks. However, I would like for
Virtual PC to force them to set the memory the first ...

I'm running WXP SP2 as the host and use VPC 2004 SP1 (About box says
5.3.582.27). Laptop has 2.13 GHz processor and 2GB RAM.
Virtual machine runs Windows 2003 SP1 in 1GB RAM.
Strange things are happening inside the virtual machine:

i'm trying to figure out how to have a server 2k3 VM startup as a service in
the background when i boot my host machine - i would like to be able to logon
to the domain i have created within the VM from the host OS. is this
possible? the other option would be to somehow allow the ...

Dear Users,
Does Virtual PC 2004 for Windows support USB devices, such as Printers, USB
storage units?
Kind Regards

i'm just getting crazy because I'd like to publish on Internet an IIS on 2k3
virtual pc, hosted by an XP prof, but I'm able to access to him only from
internal network.
Here the configuration: