Microsoft Virtual PC

I'm trying to run XP on virtual pc in Microsoft Vista. It's installe
fine but when I try to load it all I get is a black screen. Anyone els
experienced this and if so what would you recommend? :confused

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"Bob Campbell" <> wrote in message
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> "mspohLFC" <> wrote in message
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>> I'm trying to run XP on virtual pc in Microsoft Vista. It's installed
>> fine but when I try to load it all I get is a black screen. Anyone else
>> experienced this and if so what would you recommend?
>
> I would recommend posting this question to microsoft.public.virtualpc, and
> supply more details.

vmware

"Major Tom" <> wrote in message
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> "Bob Campbell" <> wrote in message
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>> "mspohLFC" <> wrote in message
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>>> I'm trying to run XP on virtual pc in Microsoft Vista. It's installed
>>> fine but when I try to load it all I get is a black screen. Anyone else
>>> experienced this and if so what would you recommend?
>>
>> I would recommend posting this question to microsoft.public.virtualpc,
>> and supply more details.
>
> vmware

VirtualBox. Free. Excellent performance. Good compatibility. VirtualPC has
the nasty habit of blue screening Windows from time to time, very annoying.
With VBox this never happens. The problem with VMWare is that remote access
is very inefficient. It's almost unusable over a slow connection. VBox uses
standard RDP. Does VPC even allow native remote access, or do you have to
have a server running in the guest os, like vnc or pcaw, etc.?