I have a virtual disk image that is set to "grow dynamically". However, the
disk does not seem to grow. Is there a way to fix / troubleshoot the problem.
Host OS: Win XP MCE sp2
Software: VPC 2004

Hi there.  Odd problem.
Running Virtual PC 2004 on XP MCE, on an nVidia nForce2 motherboard with
integrated networking.  For some reason, when I install Virtual PC, the
install routine tells me it can't find my network card.  I used INSTALL.BAT

I just downloaded and installed Virtual PC 2004 from Microsoft's
website.
For some reason my keyboard is not being recognized at all. I can't
type or input any commands in a running Virtual Machine. The mouse

My windows 95 PC cant start .EXE files, Instead it opens with McAfee. Any one
know where I can download the file, Or fix it.
((((IT IS NOT A VIRUS))))

I have now created a Windows XP Client (Thanks to all that helped me) and I
want to create a map to a directory on the host.
The network seem to work, I can access Internet, but I can't access shared
folders on my Workgroup.

I am running Windows XP SP2 on my laptop and I have several guest
images. Whenever I put my laptop in stand by mode, all the running VPC
images encounter this problem. I can see the mouse moving but the image
is not refreshed. If another window comes on top of it and then moves

I have been trying to install and setup the Virtual PC software and it has
installed and seems to be working, but is not recognizing the fact that I
have inserted a bootable cd or a startup floppy. I cannot get the system to
allow me a dos prompt to format and setup the virtual ...

Have just installed VPC4 for the first time and have created an XP virtual
machine.
However, I can't get access to the modem on the host machine.
The modem does not show up in the list of settings for the virtual machine

Okay, I installed a Linux distro and forgot the passwords for it.  Dumb?  
Sure.  But it's a virtual machine so I don't care if it's in plaintext in the
.VMC file and I set up these VMs to play with anyway.  Who's with me?

I have been installing and checking out Windows Vista on Virtual PC 2004 SP1
on XP SP2 with a HP nw8000 with 2Gb RAM. Up until the Pre-RC1 build,
installation worked (albeit with the initial problems of getting the disk
created correctly). I have networking setup as directly ...

I installed Virtual PC 2004, plus later the SP1 for it, on a Windows XP SP2
PC.  The installation seemed to go perfectly OK and I used the program for a
little while, but I noticed the installation didn't create any entry in the
Control Panel "Add Remove Programs" list for ...

I designed and tested a web site using Virtual PC hosting Window Server 2003.
I would like to move it to an ISP with fast bandwidth.  Is it as easy as
copying my .vhd and/or .vmc files to the ISP?
I've searched for an ISP that uses Virtual PC, but I can't find one.  Does

So, as the story goes for me; I have Windows XP Pro SP2 running on an ASUS
Z71A notebook.  It has an Intel Pentium M 1.86GHz Processor with 1GB of RAM.  
It also has stock Intel GMA 950 graphics @ 128MB of shared memory.  I was
wondering if there were any tweaks that would enable ...

This is the problem I have been having with VPC 2004. I think it happens
after being on the internet for a while, but the time varies. It's not a
virus, but what is the problem?

I have several Virtual PC's.  Additions is installed.  On one of the VPC's
the clipboard doesn't copy between the 'real' and the virtual machine.  On
the other VPC's it works fine.  (I tried installing Service Pack 1 and
reinstalling additions but this doesn't change anything.