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INSTALL VIRTUAL PC 7 UPGRADE ON G5

Source: microsoft.public.virtualpc
Sent: 12/17/2004
From: David <(email address - cut out)>
Message:

Total frustration trying to Install Windows from Virtual PC V.6.1 ( which
does not run on my new iMac G5!) after installing Virual PC V.7 UPGRADE on
my new iMac. i.e. I have "Installed" Virtual PC V.6.1 on my iMac G5 by
dragging incon from installation disk to Applications Folder as instructed
by MS. Then followed installation procedures to Install Virtual PC V. 7
UPGRADE and have sucessfully installed program and restarted. The next step
is suppose to be getting the Windows OS from Virual PC 6.1 and this is the
GREAT MYSTERY.

HOW DOES ONE GET THE WINDOWS OS FROM THE "INSTALLED" VIRTUAL PC V.6.1 WHICH
IS SITTING ON THE HARD DRIVE OF THE iMac G5 "INTO" THE INSTALLED VIRTUAL PC
V.7???????????

Microsoft's instucions are hopeless for Mac user.

Can Anyone help me??????

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Re: INSTALL VIRTUAL PC 7 UPGRADE ON G5

Sent: 12/17/2004
From: Steve Jain <(email address - cut out)>
Message:

On Wed, 15 Dec 2004 17:34:45 -0800, David <(email address - cut out)> wrote:

Go take a look at the correct newsgroup,
microsoft.public.mac.virtualpc and you'll see several threads with
solutions for this.
Steve Jain, Microsoft MVP for Virtual PC for Windows
Website: http://www.essjae.com
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>Total frustration trying to Install Windows from Virtual PC V.6.1 ( which
>does not run on my new iMac G5!) after installing Virual PC V.7 UPGRADE on
>my new iMac. i.e. I have "Installed" Virtual PC V.6.1 on my iMac G5 by
>dragging incon from installation disk to Applications Folder as instructed
>by MS. Then followed installation procedures to Install Virtual PC V. 7
>UPGRADE and have sucessfully installed program and restarted. The next step
>is suppose to be getting the Windows OS from Virual PC 6.1 and this is the
>GREAT MYSTERY.
>
>HOW DOES ONE GET THE WINDOWS OS FROM THE "INSTALLED" VIRTUAL PC V.6.1 WHICH
>IS SITTING ON THE HARD DRIVE OF THE iMac G5 "INTO" THE INSTALLED VIRTUAL PC
>V.7???????????
>
>Microsoft's instucions are hopeless for Mac user.
>
>Can Anyone help me??????

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