I'm wondering if anyone else has run into this issue:
On my Dell Latitude D610 laptop with Broadcome NIC I cannot get VPC
2004 SP1 to recognize the NIC.  This occurs when VPC is installed after
XPSP2 is installed.

I've set up a virtual machine. My OS is windows XP. The virtual hard drive is H
I want to set up windows 98
I insert the installation CD and run setup.
I get a message that I need to install a partition because my hard drive is

I have VPC running on my Thinkpad T40 that I use for development. This
machine travels between home and office with me. In the office it is
connected to my LAN on wired Ethernet and has a public IP address in
one of my Class C blocks. At home it is connected to a wireless LAN

I have installed Windows Vista Beta 1 on Microsoft Virtual PC 2004 - the
question I have is how to change the default hardware emulated - the reason
being that Windows Vista does not support the default graphics card - I get
800*600 with 4-bit colour! - It really spoils my ...

I have created a floppy image sucessfully with WinImage except the software
on this Dos Boot Disk checks if the floppy disk is write protected or not
before continuing.
I cannot find a way to make this floppy image write protected.  I have tried

I just downloaded Virtual PC 2004 from the Microsoft web site and I
currently have DOS 6.22 and Windows 3.11 for Workgroups installed.
However, I'm having a slight problem.  I'm trying to set up a Virtual
CD-ROM drive.  I did some searching on this newsgroup and found out

I have downloaded this software several times from the Microsoft downloads
site, and each time I click on the setup file, I receive the error message,
"The configuration data for this product is corrupt.  Contact your support
personnel."

Just wondering if there's any info available on the VPC 2007 features yet?
I was just wondering in particular, if any one had heard whether or not
there will be an attempt to have DirectX (Direct-3D emulation) in a Guest
Windows 9x OS in VPC 2007?

I've installed Windows 98 into the Virtual PC. The reason being that I've got
some games from when I was younger which I would like to reminisce about.
I've tried installing but come up against a problem whereby the game crashed
immediately upon running - It runs in DOS. I know ...

I have already created the Virtual "C" drive when I installed VirtualPC.  ANy
attempt to set up Drives 2 and 3 meet with failure.  They aren't recognized
anywhere as drives D or E.  My host system is WinXP and Guest system is
WIN98.  I cna make shared folders on my host system ...

I have Win95 (guest OS) installed in VPC.
My host OS is XP Pro.
Can a virus cross over from the guest OS to the host OS?

I'm trying to configure a web server under Virtual PC where the default
web site directory exists on the host PC.
I have configured VPC 2004 and Windows XP Pro as both the host and
guest OS and everything seems to be working. Networking appears to be

can i install Virtual pc in windows xp home edition

I'm unable to get the vpc to read a CD-Rom. VPC reconizes it but I can't get
DOS to read it. I think I have to load the device commands in config.sys &
autoexec.bat but I can't remember them.
Do I also have to find a DOS driver for my modern day CD dirve? Does VPC

I am new to Virtual PC so sorry for the nubie question.
When does the Virtual PC write saves to the physical disk? Immediately, when
the virtual session is closed, or some other time?
Example: If I open a document in the Virtual PC environment, change it, save