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Re: Can I run Mac OS X in Virtual PC 2007?

starvinlag...@gmail.com — Sat, 25 Aug 2012 21:55:06 UT

If you want to emulate OS X this might be useful:
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Then again if you want to install it completely do this:
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Re: Virtual Disk Wizard minimized

nob...@nonospam.org — Fri, 13 Apr 2012 16:22:03 UT

I finally resolved this problem!

In the directory
C:\Documents and Settings\<User>\Application Data\Microsoft\VirtualPC
there is a file named Options.xml

In that file there is a this section:

<virtual_disk_wizard>
<left_position type="integer">208</left_posit ion>
<top_position type="integer">229</top_positi on>

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[Solved] "The virtual machine could not be started because there was not enough memory available on the host."

alex.ziz...@gmail.com (ShuriK) — Sat, 04 Feb 2012 17:49:45 UT

Unfortunately I started receiving an error message:"The virtual
machine could not be started because there was not enough memory
available on the host.".
Decrease a virtual machine memory can temporary help, but not it's
solution for me.
Solution was found here: [link]

Re: How to start always with same system time (VPC 2007 SP1)

ch....@web.de (Christian Zimmermann) — Fri, 27 Jan 2012 15:26:53 UT

Am 27.01.2012 12:35, schrieb MikeD:

Not really, because the system time is retreived at some positions in
the software. The effort to change this is to high for this purpose and
to riskful not to forget one query (additionally to change it back). A
central function to call which retrieves the system date and time would

Re: How to start always with same system time (VPC 2007 SP1)

nob...@nowhere.edu (MikeD) — Fri, 27 Jan 2012 11:35:45 UT

I'm assuming you only need to do this for debugging/testing purposes
(because otherwise it'd be a very bad thing to be changing the system
date/time). So, can you just hard-code a substitute for the system date for
that purpose only?

The other thing you can do, which I just verified, is change the date and

Re: How to start always with same system time (VPC 2007 SP1)

ch....@web.de (Christian Zimmermann) — Fri, 27 Jan 2012 10:39:51 UT

Yes, thank you. I already thought about such a solution. But it's very
(too) late in the booting process, because I cannot assure that such a
script or a program is started before any service. If there is no tag
for that then it would be necessary to manipulate directly the .vhd file
where the vm system time and date is stored. But where and how?

Re: How to start always with same system time (VPC 2007 SP1)

nob...@nowhere.edu (MikeD) — Thu, 26 Jan 2012 16:53:05 UT

There's no way that I know of to do this. But since you're a developer, why
don't you just write a little utility to set the system time to whatever you
want it to be and run that utility at startup (either from the Registry or
from Start Menu's Startup group)?

Mike

Re: How to start always with same system time (VPC 2007 SP1)

nob...@nowhere.edu (MikeD) — Thu, 26 Jan 2012 17:02:43 UT

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Actually, you don't even need to write such a utility. Just create a batch
file to run the Date command line.

How to start always with same system time (VPC 2007 SP1)

ch....@web.de (Christian Zimmermann) — Thu, 26 Jan 2012 14:40:22 UT

Hello.

I'm developing software and I want to test it in a virtual system with a
special system time. So, every time I start the virtual system I want it
to start with a certain given system time.

I already know how to disable host time synchronisation. Of course this
precondition is done. But how can I automatically set a certain system

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Re: Cannot run Windows Server 2008 R2 with VirtualPC

nob...@nowhere.edu (MikeD) — Fri, 13 Jan 2012 20:51:54 UT

No. Virtual PC can only run 16 or 32 bit operating systems (and even 16 bit
OS is no longer officially supported). Virtual PC itself is a 32 bit app.
The 64 bit "version" of it merely means that it includes the 64 bit drivers
for VPC to work on 64 bit host operating systems.

You should be able to install the 32 bit version of Windows Server 2008 (of