A alvaro99 New member Local time 9:26 PM Messages 12 Feb 21, 2011 #1 I downloaded xp mode and use the VM xp. but there is a way to install an operating system such as was done with W2003 old VirtualPC? thanks My Computer OSwindows 7 64bit ultimate
I downloaded xp mode and use the VM xp. but there is a way to install an operating system such as was done with W2003 old VirtualPC? thanks
Dzomlija Dark Lord of the Sith Guru VIP Local time 9:26 PM Messages 1,258 Feb 21, 2011 #2 alvaro99 said: I downloaded xp mode and use the VM xp. but there is a way to install an operating system such as was done with W2003 old VirtualPC? thanks Click to expand... Try this: http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/8254-windows-virtual-pc-create-virtual-machine.html Click the Start Orb to open the Start Menu Click your User Name Double-click the Virtual Machine icon Click Create virtual machine Follow the instructions provided by the Wizard. When you have created your virtual machine, right-click the name of the virtual machine and click Settings Click the DVD Drive setting, and then adjust it to your needs, using either no DVD drive, and ISO image, or your host machine Physical drive. From there on in, you should be able to install whatever OS you want. From the screenshots I've provided, you can see that I have virtual machines for XP Mode itself, Windows ME and Windows 7. Last edited by a moderator: Feb 21, 2011 My Computer Computer typePC/DesktopComputer Manufacturer/Model NumberVirtual MachineOSWindows 7 Professional 32-bit SP1CPUAMD A4/A6MotherboardIntel Corporation 440BX Desktop Reference PlatformMemory3.00GB EDOGraphics Card(s)VMware SVGA 3DSound CardHigh Definition Audio DeviceMonitor(s) DisplaysGeneric Non-PnP Monitor on VMware SVGA 3DScreen Resolution1440x900Hard Drives1 x 60GB VMware Virtual SATA Hard Drive ATA DeviceAntivirusKaspersky Total Security
alvaro99 said: I downloaded xp mode and use the VM xp. but there is a way to install an operating system such as was done with W2003 old VirtualPC? thanks Click to expand... Try this: http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/8254-windows-virtual-pc-create-virtual-machine.html Click the Start Orb to open the Start Menu Click your User Name Double-click the Virtual Machine icon Click Create virtual machine Follow the instructions provided by the Wizard. When you have created your virtual machine, right-click the name of the virtual machine and click Settings Click the DVD Drive setting, and then adjust it to your needs, using either no DVD drive, and ISO image, or your host machine Physical drive. From there on in, you should be able to install whatever OS you want. From the screenshots I've provided, you can see that I have virtual machines for XP Mode itself, Windows ME and Windows 7.
A alvaro99 New member Thread Starter Local time 9:26 PM Messages 12 Feb 21, 2011 #3 thenks working but not support r2 for not support 64bit My Computer OSwindows 7 64bit ultimate
Dzomlija Dark Lord of the Sith Guru VIP Local time 9:26 PM Messages 1,258 Feb 21, 2011 #4 alvaro99 said: thenks working but not support r2 for not support 64bit Click to expand... Yeah, that is a limitation unfortunately of virtualization right now. You can only install 32 bit operating systems My Computer Computer typePC/DesktopComputer Manufacturer/Model NumberVirtual MachineOSWindows 7 Professional 32-bit SP1CPUAMD A4/A6MotherboardIntel Corporation 440BX Desktop Reference PlatformMemory3.00GB EDOGraphics Card(s)VMware SVGA 3DSound CardHigh Definition Audio DeviceMonitor(s) DisplaysGeneric Non-PnP Monitor on VMware SVGA 3DScreen Resolution1440x900Hard Drives1 x 60GB VMware Virtual SATA Hard Drive ATA DeviceAntivirusKaspersky Total Security
alvaro99 said: thenks working but not support r2 for not support 64bit Click to expand... Yeah, that is a limitation unfortunately of virtualization right now. You can only install 32 bit operating systems