I currently have Virtual Server installed on a server in my network,
with 2 working virtual machines running windows 2003 r2 running under
it. Today i have attempted to put a 3rd VM onto this virtual server,
and ive run into problems

I hope someone of you has got experiences with VPC 2007.
I have one little problem.
I'm running Vista Ultimate on VPC 2007 RC and WinXP as host.
If I start VPC running Vista I only can see a little part of the

I use the workable .vmc and .vhd from Dell Latitutde D610 to use in Dell M65,
Windows XP SP2 and XP SP1 as Guest (identical setup in both machine), the
D610 runs fine, but the M65 not, the keyboard is not functioning at all in
VPC, and the mouse respond slower. Over the Host side ...

I'm running DOS622 in Virtual PC2004 and the time is always running
more slowly on the guest operating system (DOS) than on the host (XP
Pro). The time is set correctly when DOS boots but slowly gets out of
sync over time. If the time gets changed on the host, the time does not

Does VPC 2004 support Scsi devices? I want to install Server 2003, then
install Symantec BackUp Exec. I want to then try using my LTO drive in test
situations.
Bob

I want to share a folder from the Guest (VPC) to the host (P3) but there is
something wrong.
These are symptoms:
VPC can see P3 and VPC in Workgroup.

Running VPC 2007 on Vista RTM and running win2003 server as the guest. All
is well.
What is the best way to do screen captures of the guest? Am I limited to
capturing the entire VPC window or can I get down to the level of the active

several posts discuss working with Nero InCD to correct an error with "not
enough memory" on the host OS.
I don't have Nero InCD installed, have 1.5 GB of memory and am still getting
the error using VPC 2004 sp1

I've problems installing Win 2000 on a virtual machine.
I have XP on my computer, and I'm trying to install Windows 2000
Professional on to my Virtual PC
I get the message "Restarting PC"

Is there a way to clone my existing os into a new virtual pc?

I have installed Virtual PC 2004 SP1 on Windows XP Professional. Then,
I have created a virtual machine with another copy of Win XP. After
setting static IP address, gateway and DNS of the guest OS, I'm able to
navigate the Internet and pinging the host machine. However, if I try

I have been roped into leading a one-time "hands-on" workshop at a
conference that requires quite a bit of system configuration -- Java,
several special applications, tinkering with environment variables, required
access to the Internet and localhost through a "current" IE6. ...

I have always thought that VPC (2004 and 2007) could not be installed
inside a virtual machine. But a recent post seems to indicate
otherwise...
So, is it possible to first install VPC2007 on a host, then create a

Given the follwing virtual harddrives:
1) Base.VHD
2) DeltaA.VHD - (Diff disk with Base.VHD as the parent)
I want to create:

Differencing disks - Are they efficient?
I want to restrict my parent disk to 4 GB (or 4.7 GB) and then have a smaller differencing disk
that I can easily carry it home for weekends etc.,
Is this reliable and efficient for production work?