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Home > Forums > Desktop Software > PC Operating Systems > Microsoft: Windows Vista Forum

Virtual PC Express

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jspradlin (IS/IT--Management)

31 Jan 07 13:31

Does anyone know how to use the Virtual PC Express included with Vista Enterprise?

linney (TechnicalUser)

1 Feb 07 13:47

It might be a trial and error thing on your part at this early stage. Open it up, load a guest operating system or two and see what happens. You may have to rely on the Help menu to guide your efforts. Is Microsoft Support any comfort to you?

With the apparent dearth of information on Virtual PC Express you might have to become both the teacher and pupil.

Try it out and post back your findings that way you may help the next person who asks a similar question.

jspradlin (IS/IT--Management)

1 Feb 07 13:55

I found out from Microsoft this morning that the Virtual PC 2007 is going to be a free download for Vista users when it is fully released but for now Virtual PC 2007 is still in Beta Testing and you can freely download and use the BETA but do not install Virtual PC 2004 it will corrupt your Vista OS

linney (TechnicalUser)

1 Feb 07 14:11

Virtual PC 2007 Beta is pretty stable and hasn't caused any problems for me in XP or Vista Ultimate.

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