Changes to the New Virtual Machine Wizard in Virtual PC 2007 (part II)

re: Changes to the New Virtual Machine Wizard in Virtual PC 2007 (part II)

Dave — Tue, 06 Mar 2007 08:51:13 GMT

I assume that if you install XP or another OS on a VM set for Vista, you again will have no sound

and that the Vista setting will be needed for Longhorn installs as well?

re: Changes to the New Virtual Machine Wizard in Virtual PC 2007 (part II)

Virtual PC Guy — Tue, 06 Mar 2007 23:05:41 GMT

Correct and correct.

Cheers,

Ben

re: Changes to the New Virtual Machine Wizard in Virtual PC 2007 (part II)

/df — Thu, 08 Mar 2007 12:52:52 GMT

Is there a technical reason for not supporting a more up-to-date sound device?

re: Changes to the New Virtual Machine Wizard in Virtual PC 2007 (part II)

Adam — Tue, 27 Mar 2007 20:02:14 GMT

I read an artical saying vista areo glass could be enable

is this really support in virtual 2007 vista?

Can Areo be tested on a Virtual PC?

Excerpt from: http://blandname.com/2006/11/11/aero-glass-on-a-windows-vista-virtual-machine/

Once Vista is installed and configured for remote access from within VPC, all you need to do to get Aero Glass running is to connect to the virtual machine using the Remote Desktop Connection (RDP 6) client. If your host, or physical, machine supports Aero Glass, the virtual machine will allow you to take advantage of it, giving you transparent blurred windows, mouse-over taskbar previews, and cool windows+tab animation!