Attention: In this blog post I am discussing a configuration that is possible, but not officially supported by Microsoft at this point in time. Feel free to use this – but understand that you are in an unsupported configuration.There is a fair amount of confusion out there about this – so I would like to start by simply stating that “Yes, it is possible to run Virtual PC 2007 on Windows 7”:You might be wondering why you would want to do this. The most common reason is that you want to run Virtual PC on Windows 7 on a system that does not have hardware virtualization support.There are, however, two issues that you should be aware of if you want to do this:. To reiterate, this is not officially supported. Microsoft has not tested / qualified to combination, and has not made any commitment to ever do so. So “buyer be warned”.

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A number of people have reported that when they try to install Virtual PC 2007 they receive a compatibility warning like this:What you need to know is that you will only receive this warning if you have installed Windows Virtual PC. If you get this, and you want to use Virtual PC 2007 instead of Windows Virtual PC, you will need to uninstall Windows Virtual PC. Note – it will not work if you just uncheck Windows Virtual PC under the Windows Features dialog. You need to actually uninstall the Windows Virtual PC update:Once you have done this you can install Virtual PC 2007.You can download Virtual PC 2007 SP1 from here:Cheers,Ben.

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If you get the 'This program is blocked due to compatibility issues' on the Windows 7 RTM then you need to do the following:1) Have to remove Virtual PC from the– Control Panel Programs and Features– Then click on the 'Turn Windows features on or off' link on the left2) Uncheck 'Windows Virtual PC'. After this you will need to reboot.3) Then you can install the new Virtual PC 2007 SP1Note: you cannot just install the Virtual PC 2007 SP1 without disabling the Windows 7 built-in Virtual PC feature.Thanks to Necriis above who pointed me in the correct direction. I just put the above steps to make it clearer for people. Not having heard that Virtual PC 2007 is not supported on Windows 7, and wanting to wait for the RTM version of Windows Virtual PC before trying it, I installed Virtual PC 2007 on Windows 7 and have been using it without problems.

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However, now that Windows Virtual PC RTM is available, I would like to switch to it. Must Virtual PC 2007 be uninstalled prior to installing Windows Virtual PC? Can the two coexist? Also, will existing Windows XP VM’s created for Virtual PC 2007 run OK under Windows Virtual PC?

I have noticed that Microsoft are now saying that we should run their demos using Win2003 using VPC2007 rather than WinVPC as there are performance issues for the WinVPC / Windows 2003 combination.Given this, I have followed your suggestion and uninstalled WinVPC and installed VPC2007 on my work laptop and I have to say all of my Microsoft Windows 2003 pre-built Demos run much faster. On my home PC, however, I want to run Windows 7 in a VPC and to still be able to run the Microsoft provided Windows 2003 VPC without the performance hit.

Is it possible to follow the VS 2005 instructions to switch off compatibility and have both WinVPC and VPC 2007 running in parallel. Actually, I figured out a way to run both Virtual PC 2007 AND Windows Virtual PC (and XP Mode) on the same machine.1. Install Virtual PC 2007, copy its folder from Program Files to your desktop, and uninstall it2. Install Windows Virtual PC and Windows XP Mode3. Copy the 'Microsoft Virtual PC' folder back into Program Files, rename 'Virtual PC.exe' to 'Virtual PC.bin', and replace it with a launcher (I wrote a simple program that does just that).It actually works great — networking works in both Virtual PC 2007 and Windows Virtual PC. The only limitation is that you can't run both simultaneously, i.e.

If you have an XP Mode program open, you can't open Microsoft Virtual PC.Here's the post explaining the procedure (there's a bit more to it than the above outline). Ben,Many thanks for this article! I'm happy to have found it, this worked for me without problems.I recently upgraded to Windows 7, and I didn't like Windows Virtual PC for a lot of reasons.

Some of them:– No more files drag and drop.– Most of my VMs are XP machines. When I install Virtual PC 2007 my Windows 7 (host) loses networking (red cross on network icon, no networks in Network&Sharing center and no internet) exactly as wrote Abram Newton in his comment on 25 Aug 2009 4:59 PM.The 'solution' is to (after every reboot) either (in LAN Properties) disable the Virtual Network, or to disable and again re-enable the LAN. It is, however, very annoying to do the same on every reboot.My motherboard is DFI Infinity UltraII-M2 (nForce4 chipset) and since there aren't nForce4 drivers for Windows 7 I am using nForce5 drivers for Vista. If anyone has a better solution for nForce4 network/storage drivers + Windows 7 I'd like to hear the soluion. Optimized NVIDIA nForce Driverpacks for Vista and Win7 crashed my PC so I had to revert to using nForce5 drivers for Vista (with nForce4 drivers for Windows XP from the original CD that came with the motherboard I could't connect to the internet).