I cannot add a new virtual hard disk in settings of any virtual PC that i
created. I execute the Virtual Hard Disk wizard, and  create a new hard disk
in my physical drive "D" on my machine, but i cant show up in the Virtual
machine.

I'm running VPC 2004 on a Dell Latitude D620 w/ 2 GB RAM.
The Virtual PC application itself is installed on the laptop hard drive.
I've installed .VHD images on an external hard drive.
I still see slow performance.

I am trying to use the -registervm command option and am
having no luck.  Has anyone successfully used this?
I have tried the following...
"Virtual PC.exe" -registervm TestXP.vmc

Just wondering if there are any problems installing
the RTM ultimate edition of Vista on a VPC 2004
Virtual Machine.
~dd

How does a virtual machine running under virtual pc 2007 beta compare
with runing under virtual pc 2004? Is it faster, slower or not any
different?

I have a VM (XP Home SP2) running under VPC 2007 (XP Pro SP2) that has been
working fine for a few months.  I was running VPC 2004 and upgraded to 2007 a
few weeks ago.  Since then the VM has worked fine.  Today, I can't get any
network connectivity.  

What is the maximum screen resolution for a DOS Virtual PC?
It seems to be 640x480. I thought I had heard of a way to increase this
by
editing the .vmc file. I would like to set it to 800x600.

ALright well I originally installed VPC 2004 on my laptop and tried to
install xpsp2 on it through a virtual machine.  It is really choppy
looking and is very slow so I thought that maybe the laptop was the
problem.  I just installed it on my p4 3.0ghz pc with 2GB ram and it is

Hi, there. I just installed VM yesterday and I setup NAT as my network, it
was perfectly fine at first. I could use my Host's internet and Vm's internet
as well. Somehow, it did not work today. I reseted VM and switch Network and
back to NAT, it was still not working. My Host was ...

I have Virtual PC running on a desktop PC which is running Win XP Pro. To
create a new Virtual Disk can I use the same installation disk as that of the
host PC (my desktop PC) or do I need to purchase a separate copy of Windows
to install in the Virtual PC environment?

How can you cretae a virtual pc from an exisitng traditional pc install?  I
have a Windows 2003 server that I would like to virtualize.  do I just
install windows 2003 in virtual PC and then restore the server state and full
backup from the traditional pc?

I am using VPC2004 to run an XP VM on XP. I am also using the vitual folder
(installed with the VM additions) to exchange files between VM and host.
Sometimes copying the files from the VM to the host results in corrupt files.
It has occured to me that this mostly happens when ...

I'm used to have VMware... now I'm trying Virtual PC 2007... and I'm kinda
lost regarding in how the networking works.
VMware created a virtual NIC in the host and the virtual PC connected to
that NIC seemed to be in a local network. From there, I was able to share

I have a number of vpcs... all were working fine in windows 2000
professional as host pc. I then formatted my pc and installed win xp sp2.
since then all vpcs are behaving strangely...the keyboard has started
working at a lightning speed. whenever i type spomething, it gets typed ...

While installing Suse Linux on Virtual PC 2004, it asks me for CD 2 of the
installation disks. When I inserted it, it returned an error saying "Package
filesystem 10.0-4.i586 was not found on the medium." If I click on ignore or
abort it will give me a kernal panic. How to I find ...