The issue has manifested itself on two different hosts (an old P4 2.53 with a
GeForce2 graphics card, and a new P4 2.53 on Radeon X200 platform), so it
does not appear to be host hardware related.
The initial installation of OS in the virtual machine works fine. However,

I have a question in regards to both Windows Server 2003 and Windows XP Pro
in Virtual PC.  (I do not know the year of the Virtual PC Console, I am using
it in college for my Networking course.)
In Windows Server 2003, to get out of the Virtual machine, I have to hold

Am unable to connect to the network on my VPC or share any files. Have given
an IP of 192.168.0.101 and name of network is vsehej. when i ping vsehej i
get -reply from fe80::341f::34b2:39dd%12. have diabled ip6.

VPC causes reboot loop on an XP Pro v2002 with SP2.  Has anyone else come
across this particular problem.  I have identical machines on my network that
are running the same software with the same setup.  My recourse has been to
run system restore to a point prior to the ...

Is there any reason I can't copy my virtual hard disk image used with
the VPC for Win and use it with my VPC for Mac?  I would hate to go
through the installs/updates all over again just to use it on my Mac.

Is there a way to tell the Virtual machine NOT to sync it's clock with the host?  Thanks.
Jerry

I have Virtual PC 2004 installed on WinXP Professional and the guest OS I
installed is Win98. Under WinXP I have a IEEE card installed to communicate
over the IEEE buss. What I want to know is cane it be used under the guest
OS Win98. I did install NI drivers under Win98 but when ...

Sorry for such a basic question but I am just starting to work with this
technology. I have created a new VM and when attempting to install the OS I
received messages indicating that an OS existed, etc and it would be
replaced? I am 80% sure that it was correct and it would ...

I am confused on this. According to Microsoft Website
(http://www.microsoft.com/virtualpc) that Virtual PC 2004 is free. Is it
thru? as far as I know, Virtual Server 2005 R2 is free but for this VPC
2004, I am confuse becase when I will read on to the FAQ, it tells that I

I had hoped to be able to use Virtual PC to keep my old machine alive on my
new machine by installing the old disk as a Virtual PC on the new one.  Is
this possible to do?  I am an absolute newbie to Virtual PC.
Thanks!

I have Win95 as the guest PC, on XP-Pro (host).
When I installed the guest OS (Win95) into Virtual PC - I chose the
recommended settings for the installation, which included 2 GB for the size
of the virtual hard-drive.

I loaded SuSE Linux 9.3 on my VPC 2004 SP1 and I cannot get it to run my KDE
or GNOME GUI's.  It just sends me to the command line and I want to go to the
Desktop Environments.  Any help would be awesome.  Thanks

Hello,
I am a student and my university has enrolled itself to some Microsoft
program which give me the opportunity to have access to some of the Microsoft
products.I took from my university original disks of Windows XP, Windows

I have tried to install Virtual PC 2004 on my Athlon 64 running XP x64 and it
gives me an error saying it cannot be installed on a 64 bit OS.  Is there a
version of Virtual PC that supports 64 bit OS or is there some other way to
install it on XP x64?

Hi I'm trying to make a floppy disk driver but am having some problems with VPC
so exactly what kind of floppy disk controller does it emulate?