When I attempt to install Virtual PC 2007 on Vista Home Premium, I am
prompted with the following error message:
You are not running on a supported operating system. Please see Microsoft
Virtual PC help for a list of supported host operating systems.

I have install 3 virtual pc's, one of them being server 2003 to help with
mcse qualifications.
Now do I make it so the virtual pc's can only see each other? I have a
broadband router running dhcp and do not want that to conflict with the dhcp

I have two computers, both run Virtual PC 2007, Vista Ultimate as a host OS
and XP Prof. XP2 as a guest OS in a virtual machine. On both computers I
configured the guest OS to use the NIC of the host system. The host and
guest OS have different MAC addresses (as showed by GetMac ...

Has anyone tried to install softice or trw2000 under win98? I have tried
VMWare but win98 just crashed on startup. Anyone tried that because if not,
I won't even bother...
Thanks in advance

2.13 GHz Pentium M notebook with 2 GB RAM, SigmaTel sound system -- so not a
slow system as notebooks go.
Running VPC 2007 under Vista. Allowed 512 MB memory and 10 GB virtual HD for
WinXP SP3 VM. Sound stutters so badly in the VM that it's unusable.

I built a Server 2003 R2 VHD with MOSS on it and it runs fine on my machine.  
I gave a copy of the vhd and vmc files to a colleage who wants to explore a
little MOSS development and everytime he tries to start the VPC, the Server
2003 gets part way through the start up and then ...

My real machine is running Vista Ultimate 64 w/duo core and 8 gigs of memory.
My virtual machines are all XP pro installs. I am running VPC 2007.
Recently all my virtual machines have stopped responding when I start them
up. The console says that they are running but the machines ...

I am new to Virtual PC so please excuse me.  I searched the forum and
couldn't find my problem.  I created a new VPC.  I joined the domain
at work.  I can now sign on to my VPC using my network credentials.
Once on the VPC, I can ping my network servers.  I can also get on the

I have a slight problem with my VPC running Windows Server 2003. I have the
latest version of VPC and Additions installed.
The problem lies with the mouse wheel. I've discovered that it's not working
right, as I have to be a lot more aggressive with it (turn it faster) to get

I have a vhd with XP, Oracle 10, Tomcat 6, Java6.  It contains an Oracle DB
instance with a bunch of tablespace files, but no data in the db.  
Uncompressed, this disk is about 6.5GB
I create a differencing disk off of that base and a virtual machine using

I decided it was NOT Ubuntu.  :-)
Any ideas as to which is the best and most stable?
FACE

I am running a Dell Latitude D520 with 2GB of RAM and 2 NIC's (Broadcomm and
Dell Wireless).  For some reason or another, when I try to run various
Virtual machines the boot process once I have logged into Windows is
excessively slow.  This only seems to happen when I am using my ...

I've been grasping for a fix for this - I have a user whose VirtualPC 2005
session (WinXP Pro SP2) crashes (won't restart) each time they install (what
they tell me) the Adobe Flash player.
Have cleanly reformatted Virtual PC session, turned on undo disks (temporary

I have a Vista laptop, can I install XP into it?   and how?  Will it crash my
laptop?

Not sure what has changed but I am no longer able to start either an existing
virtual PC (XP home) or a newly created (XP Professional SP2).  I get an
error of Unhandled PowerPC exception: 700 - program fault.
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