![]() ![]() **The latest version of Microsoft Virtual PC is 2005. I would also like to report that installing the final release of Vista on Virtual PC is easier than the beta versions. I want to emphasise that while I am no great expert on Virtual PC, I still got Vista working. The reason that I mention these two facts is to give you confidence. I choose to install Virtual PC 2004 on Windows Server 2003, even though the setup says explicitly that this host operating system is not recommended. My previous experience is that I have installed about 25 virtual machines before I installed Vista. ![]() Introduction to Installing Windows Vista on Virtual PC 2004įrom the outset, I believed that it would be possible to install Vista on Microsoft’s Virtual PC 2004**. For Windows Server 2008 there is Hyper-V virtualization Please note: here is an update featuring Windows Virtual PC 2007 SP1 I also have instructions for older Vista builds, they are probably obsolete, but just in case that is the only version you have, here are the references: 5600, 5536, 5472, 5456, 5308, 52. Troubleshooting the Actual Vista Installation.Post Installation and Virtual Machine Additions.Fourth Goal – Create a Partition for the Vista Install.Third Goal – Capture the CD – Use Physical Drive.Second Goal – Create a Simple Microsoft Virtual PC.First Goal – Get a Copy of the Vista Build. ![]()
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