Virtual pc 2007

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Guest

I installed virtual pc 2007 on Vista Business, I have server 2003 virtual
installed.
The first five minutes the mouse is working verry slowly, afther that the
mouse isn't working anymore. I can't move him anymore in the virtual machine
but in vista I can move him normaly. Can somebody help me please
 
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Daniel F Valot

Hello,

Has your server 2003 enough memory ?
You should ask in a Vistual PC newsgroup.

Daniel
 
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Kerry Brown

In the Server 2003 vm run the Task Manager and see what is taking up the CPU
cycles. You have to troubleshoot it just as if it's a physical machine.
 
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Andre Da Costa[ActiveWin]

The minimum amount of RAM recommended by Virtual PC for Windows Server 2003
is 256 MBs of RAM. Other factors that can affect performance include Host
processor speed and more RAM tends to help performance. If your processor
supports virtualization you can enable that in Virtual PC (virtual machine
settings) to further improve the performance.
 
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Guest

I tried with various RAM always the same problem

Andre Da Costa said:
The minimum amount of RAM recommended by Virtual PC for Windows Server 2003
is 256 MBs of RAM. Other factors that can affect performance include Host
processor speed and more RAM tends to help performance. If your processor
supports virtualization you can enable that in Virtual PC (virtual machine
settings) to further improve the performance.
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Andre
Blog: http://adacosta.spaces.live.com
My Vista Quickstart Guide:
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Kerry Brown

The problem is most likely in the virtual machine, Treat it as a physical
machine and troubleshoot it as you would a physical machine.

--
Kerry Brown
Microsoft MVP - Shell/User
http://www.vistahelp.ca
 

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