If one wants to migrate from XP to Vista by setting up a virtual Vista
in VPC, can it be converted to a real installation later?
jim

it just keeps brining up DHCP and a little thing keeps turning when i try to
start a VM
how do i solve this problem?

I have a Dell Latitude D820 notebook.  It has an Intel Mobile 945PM Express
chip set and an Intel Core 2 Duo CPU T7600 @ 2.33GHz.  Machine has 2GB memory
and is running Microsoft Windows XP Professional.
I have been using Virtual PC 2004 quite happily for a couple of months now.  

 I'm running MS DOS 6.22 in Virtual PC 2004 SP1 on my Windows 2000
SP4 system.
 The purpose of the HX DOS Extender is to provide DPMI services, so
that one can install a VESA driver, and also to run MS Windows console

I've never used VPC.
I have an old DOS program I can't replace.  After several minutes running
(by itself) on XP Pro SP2 (Intel Mobile Centrino 1700 - 512 memory), it
gets extremely slow reacting to key presses - pausing several seconds.

I'm setting up my virtual machine to act as a server for my dreamcast.
Now it can be done in windows 98 but not xp so i set up a virtual machine.
I've gotten it to work in 98 before, but never with the virtual machine.
I dont believe its recognizing the modem at all. In the settings ...

I am trying to get a virtual pc guest to access the internet through a VPN
connection on the host OS.
Host is Windows XP Pro SP2
Guest is Windows Server 2003 SP2

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I have XP running as a guest on Vista host.
Is this right if I want to move files between the host and guest: I'm
supposed to setup sharing on the Vista machine and then I can connect from
the XP host like this \\vistahost\sharename

My host guest(XP sp2) has a VIA VT6105 Rhine III FAST Ethernet Adapter,but
the guest os(XP sp2)  just cannot  recognize,instead it just lists an
unrecognized Ethernet. So cannot install a driver,and cannot access the
internet by LAN.

I am using Virtual PC 2004. I created a virtual hard disk file whose
size is 16,384MB and is a "dynamically expanding virtual hard disk". I
have Windows 2003 Server installed on this vhd. I recently tried to
install Windows 2003 SP1 and it stated I was out of disk space. With

I know with VM Ware I can create snap shots of a default image of a server so
that I can test out products, how do you do this in Virtual PC 2007?
Is there a way to copy an image and then create a new Virtual Machine from
this copied image.

I would like to upgreade to Vista but I am worried about what will and wont
work so to mitigate this I would like to create a vpc of my XP install as I
have it now so I can run it whenever I need to do something only xp will do
as well as keep all my work related stuff that I ...

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I have a Vista virtual pc, my root OS is Win XP.
Is there any way that I can use readyboost (the feature in Vista that allows
you to use a flash card as RAM) in the VPC?
I cant seem to reproduce any of the menus which govern this.