Thanks for your post, Robert.
It's suprising that I have been using the saved state between two machines
for quite a while (about a year), and the two computers are actually nothing
alike. The home PC is qual-core, 4GB Memory running Win Vista Ultimate. The
office machine is Dual-core, 2GB running Windows XP. Different Video card,
different sound card different everything. I guess it's just a pure fluke
like you said...
Thank again,
Best Regards,
Hill
"Robert Comer" wrote:
Quote:
> You can't save state and move it to another machine, you have to shut
> the VM down all the way and then move it. It's a fluke it ever worked
> with save state -- the machine must be fairly close hardware-wise.
>
> No workaround.
>
> --
> Bob Comer
>
>
>
> On Thu, 25 Jun 2009 10:46:02 -0700, Hill
> <Hill@xxxxxx> wrote:
> Quote:
> >I'm having this problem with virtual PC 2007, I have the latest service pack
> >installed on all of my Windows Desktops and Laptops. All my virtual machines
> >on an external hard drive. Whenever I do 'save state', disconnect the drive,
> >and try to use it on another PC, the error message shows up: "The virtual
> >machine could not be restored because the saved state was either corrupt or
> >incompatible with this version of virtual PC". have to delete the saved
> >state" in order to start the virtual machine, but I really want the state to
> >be saved. I had some luck with my office PC and home PC, but a few days ago,
> >it stop working, too.
> >For the two laptop computers (Vista Ultimate SP1) that I have, the saved
> >state never worked with each other neither.
> >
> >Whoever is reading this post, thank you!
>