I just started using Microsoft Virtual PC a couple months ago, as a way to
create a test lab, while I'm studying or Microsoft tests.  Prior to that I
had absolutely no experience with that product at work, or anything similar
to it.  It's a pretty amazing concept and, using ...

I running MS Virtual PC 6.0.156.0
Is there any way to configure a VM so that it comes up automatically
after  power failure reboot?
I copied VPC to the startup menu and it does come up (at least after I

I had a working VPC 2004 on WinXP SP2. I downloaded and installed VPC 2007
and all worked well with my previously created virtual machines on more than
one occasion.
Today, however, when I tried to start VPC 2007, all I got was the splash

Running XP Pro host
I have an XP VM under MS virtual pc 2007 as well as a Win98 SE VM.  Whenever
i open the Virtual PC console the XP VM automatically starts to boot.
How do I stop this?

This has been through another group already..........
I am the writer in both cases...........
From  FACE <AFaceInTheCrowd@today.net>, in
microsoft.public.win98.gen_discussion on Tue, 10 Jun 2008 11:50:34 -0400 :

I created a new VM today for the first time by copying an existing vhc file.
I used the New>Add an Existing Virtual Machine option.  It was for Server
2003.  Everything worked fine.  I tried the exact same procedure for a XP
Pro VM that I had, and it doesn't work.

My old computer is XP Pro 32-bit.  My new computer is Vista Home Premium
64-bit. I am trying to install an old piece of software (Chartview
navigation) that ran fine on my old computer.  When I try to install on the
new I get an error message that indicates to me that the ...

I'm upgrading my OS to Windows Vista Ultimate 64 bit, but would still like to
run all the programs I can normally on a 32 bit machine. Is it possible to
use Virtual PC 2007 to install a 32 bit OS onto a 64 bit machine, and use it
to run 32 bit applications not normally usable on ...

I have Vista License and am going to install as a host.
Machine 2 and Machine 3 already have Licensed XP OS,
Question is If I want to make Machine 2 and Machine 3 Guestes for Vista
Virtual PC, Do I need to have Visata License on each machine ?

Is this possible without Microsoft Loopbackadapter?
Because I have troubles installing the Microsoft Loopbackadapter.
Thanks for your hints and kind regards
Manfred

It seems to be slower than nessasary. It's so slow, sometimes I press a
button in an app and it takes at least a minute to register that i pressed
the button. wiindows 98 is "Slow to react". Any ideas why it's so slow?

I've got a Quad Core system with 4Gb RAM, ATI 1950x video card, dual monitor
displays (each at 1680x1050) running Windows Vista Ultimate 64-bit SP1.  I've
installed Virtual PC 2007 SP1 on the system.
I'm having issues with an XP guest OS in which it refuses to support

I was wondering if there is some way to get graphic intensive games
work on virtual pc.
I've tried even just watching movies and there is audio/video lag.
The reason I ask is I bought a new pc for work with all the bells and

I have WinXP SP3 as host machine.
On my virtual machine i have WinXP SP2.
I installed nero application on virtual PC to burn CD/DVD.
But DVD RW is not visible for Nero and it does not allow to burn on it.

Have N number of PCs running XP Pro.  Copied my vhd, build20080530.vhd,
to a number of identical PC (they were bought in bulk and same
make/model).  Installed Virtual PC 2007.
Create a new vitual machine, then changed the machine name and the last