This worked for me:
1-Start Virtual PC console
2-Press settings
3-Scroll down to "Display"
4-Uncheck "Always start this virt...." & set the drop down menu to "Use guest operating system screen resolution"
5-Press OK and give it a try...
Cyberpro6 wrote:
Screen Resolution Reset Problem
14-Feb-08
I have a freshly setup Virtual PC running XP Pro
Setup of the Virtual PC and subsequent installation of XP Pro and all
updates proceeded without any errors however I have a very annoying problem.
The Virtual PC seems unable to remember the selected screen resolution
(currently 1600 = x 1024). Everytime I start my VPC the screen resolution is
reset to 640 x 480
How can I fix this ???
Previous Posts In This Thread:
On Thursday, February 14, 2008 8:29 PM
Cyberpro6 wrote:
Screen Resolution Reset Problem
I have a freshly setup Virtual PC running XP Pro
Setup of the Virtual PC and subsequent installation of XP Pro and all
updates proceeded without any errors however I have a very annoying problem.
The Virtual PC seems unable to remember the selected screen resolution
(currently 1600 = x 1024). Everytime I start my VPC the screen resolution is
reset to 640 x 480
How can I fix this ???
On Thursday, February 14, 2008 8:35 PM
Colin Barnhorst wrote:
Have you installed the virtual machine additions?
Have you installed the virtual machine additions?
On Friday, February 15, 2008 2:40 AM
Cyberpro6 wrote:
Re: Screen Resolution Reset Problem
Colin Barnhorst wrote: Have you installed the virtual machine additions
Answer = Yes! It was the first thing I did after I installed XP.
On Thursday, February 21, 2008 9:11 PM
Cyberpro6 wrote:
I have to say that I am underwhelmed by the lack of response to this, the most
I have to say that I am underwhelmed by the lack of response to this, the
most basic, of questions and I am also wondering what this lack of response
means
(1) Contrary to Microsoft's assertions, nobody from the Microsoft
establishment bothers to monitor their forums
(2) Microsoft isn't really isn't interested in supporting its Virtual
Machine software offerings and, as a consequence of this, anybody seriously
interested in virtual machine operations should only consider VMWare
(3) This is a serious software problem that can't be fixed and this version
[the 2007 version] is hopelessly defective
After all, you have to wonder don't you?
On Thursday, February 21, 2008 9:48 PM
Colin Barnhorst wrote:
They do managed newsgroups, but they drop by here as just friends.
They do managed newsgroups, but they drop by here as just friends. Ben
Armstrong does visit some. The public newsgroups are user to user groups
No, I don't wonder. I use the ng for its self-support purposes
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On Friday, February 22, 2008 10:53 PM
Jim Kay wrote:
Glad I'm not the only one with this problem.
Glad I'm not the only one with this problem
I created a Vista VM on a Vista host with a 1680 x 1050 monitor. Then I took
the vhd to a Server 2008 host with a smaller monitor. The Vista guest always
boots with a wide screen and I have to logon and reset it every time
True, I'm going from big to small, but it looks like the same problem
Joschk
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On Wednesday, September 17, 2008 10:41 AM
Kevin wrote:
I have the same problem. Using Vista, I have Virtual PC with XP pro installed.
I have the same problem. Using Vista, I have Virtual PC with XP pro installed. Everytime I restart the Virtual XP, it changes the resolution back to 640X480. I tried to update drivers but it said I already have the best drivers installed. Did anyone find a solution to this? My long standing support of Microsoft is slowly wearing down
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