How do you start Windows Virtual PC w/o XP Mode

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  1. Posts : 179
    Windows 7 Professional
    Thread Starter
       #11

    jim0933 said:
    When you navigate to the folder: "C:\Users\YourName\Virtual Machines" and look on the menu bar, you'll find an option "Create Virtual Machine" as shown in the attached image file. That is where you'll go to create a Vista VM or any other such as Linux, etc.

    Good luck.

    Jim Pickering
    So that's where they're hiding it. Thanks!
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  2. Posts : 5,941
    Linux CENTOS 7 / various Windows OS'es and servers
       #12

    Hi there

    1) SWITCH OFF Integration Mode

    2) Now Virtual PC runs just like any other application - Create new Virtual machine etc -- just like vmware or vbox.

    Whilst you've got Integration enabled you are locked in to XP mode and can't run any other virtual machines.

    (If you need multiple virtual machiness consider vmware server or vbox - both faster and FREE).

    cheers

    jimbo
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  3. aem
    Posts : 2,698
    Windows 7 Ultimate 64Bit
       #13

    I found a new lease of VM life with Virtual PC 2007. Using w7 to create a .VHD, i then use that on VPC 2007 (hosted on Xp) and i'm very impressed and amazed of how easy it was to setuo. boots up ALOT faster than XPM.
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  4. Posts : 179
    Windows 7 Professional
    Thread Starter
       #14

    jimbo45 said:
    Hi there

    1) SWITCH OFF Integration Mode

    2) Now Virtual PC runs just like any other application - Create new Virtual machine etc -- just like vmware or vbox.

    Whilst you've got Integration enabled you are locked in to XP mode and can't run any other virtual machines.

    (If you need multiple virtual machiness consider vmware server or vbox -

    Turning off the Integration Features didn't do it. Why not Jim Pickering's simple suggestion?
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