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01-13-2009
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| | Re: Help with Windows 7 On Tue, 13 Jan 2009 14:02:48 -0500, "robinb" <robinbk9@xxxxxx> wrote: Quote: > > >"Mark Rae [MVP]" <mark@xxxxxx> wrote in message >news:#nQn8ZadJHA.3708@xxxxxx Quote: >> "robinb" <robinbk9@xxxxxx> wrote in message >> news:429B5EC9-165E-474E-93AE-ACC01D0634E2@xxxxxx >> Quote: >>>> I would suspect that this is because there are no proper Additions for >>>> Windows 7 yet... >>> >>> Do you think they will add any? >> Probably. >> Quote: >>> And if yes how would I know this? >> You could try looking on the Microsoft website... >> Quote: >>>>> Also on the Virtual PC console one of the options is "remove". Does >>>>> "Remove" mean it will delete the Windows 7 beta 1? or again do I have >>>>> do go to the folder where it sits on my hd and remove it manually? when >>>>> beta 2 comes out and I want to try that one? >>>> >>>> For heaven's sake, why don't you just try it? >>> >>> Why would I want to try this- I really do not want to reinstall it all >>> over again- I just wanted you to tell me it is the same thing as going >>> into the folder and deleting it >> <sigh> >> >> So make a copy of the files somewhere else first... >> > >so you just will not tell me eh? you want me to just do it- nope >I will wait till I have to remove it and then try it >robin ---- Removing Virtual PC or a virtual machine You can remove virtual machines from the list of available virtual machines individually or you can completely remove Virtual PC from a computer. Removing a virtual machine You remove a virtual machine by using the Remove option on Virtual PC Console, and each virtual machine must be removed individually. To be removed, the virtual machine must be closed or in a saved state. When you remove a virtual machine, it is only removed from the list of available virtual machines. The virtual machine files, including the virtual machine configuration (.vmc) file and virtual hard disk (.vhd) file, are not deleted or changed when you remove a virtual machine. For more information about how to remove a virtual machine from a computer, see Remove a virtual machine. Removing Virtual PC You remove Virtual PC by using Add or Remove Programs in Control Panel. Removing Virtual PC from a computer only removes the Virtual PC program. All virtual machine files, including the virtual machine configuration (.vmc) file and virtual hard disk (.vhd) file, remain on the computer. Important If you uninstall Virtual PC by using Remote Desktop, the removal process ends the Remote Desktop session. This occurs because the Windows network stack is rebuilt after uninstalling Virtual PC network drivers. Wait a few seconds before reestablishing the connection. For more information about how to remove Virtual PC from a computer, see Remove Virtual PC. -- Cheers, Steve Jain, Virtual Machine MVP http://vpc.essjae.com/ |
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01-13-2009
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| | Re: Help with Windows 7 "Steve Jain [MVP]" <noreply.-@-.essjae.com> wrote in message news:g8qpm4thtacfn59vqrnn4kmffqddh26mbp@xxxxxx Quote: > On Tue, 13 Jan 2009 14:02:48 -0500, "robinb" <robinbk9@xxxxxx> wrote: > Quote: >> >> >>"Mark Rae [MVP]" <mark@xxxxxx> wrote in message >>news:#nQn8ZadJHA.3708@xxxxxx Quote: >>> "robinb" <robinbk9@xxxxxx> wrote in message >>> news:429B5EC9-165E-474E-93AE-ACC01D0634E2@xxxxxx >>> >>>>> I would suspect that this is because there are no proper Additions for >>>>> Windows 7 yet... >>>> >>>> Do you think they will add any? >>> >>> Probably. >>> >>>> And if yes how would I know this? >>> >>> You could try looking on the Microsoft website... >>> >>>>>> Also on the Virtual PC console one of the options is "remove". Does >>>>>> "Remove" mean it will delete the Windows 7 beta 1? or again do I have >>>>>> do go to the folder where it sits on my hd and remove it manually? >>>>>> when >>>>>> beta 2 comes out and I want to try that one? >>>>> >>>>> For heaven's sake, why don't you just try it? >>>> >>>> Why would I want to try this- I really do not want to reinstall it all >>>> over again- I just wanted you to tell me it is the same thing as going >>>> into the folder and deleting it >>> >>> <sigh> >>> >>> So make a copy of the files somewhere else first... >>> >> >>so you just will not tell me eh? you want me to just do it- nope >>I will wait till I have to remove it and then try it >>robin > From the VPC help file (search for: remove) > ---- > Removing Virtual PC or a virtual machine > You can remove virtual machines from the list of available virtual > machines individually or you can completely remove Virtual PC from a > computer. > > Removing a virtual machine > You remove a virtual machine by using the Remove option on Virtual PC > Console, and each virtual machine must be removed individually. To be > removed, the virtual machine must be closed or in a saved state. When > you remove a virtual machine, it is only removed from the list of > available virtual machines. The virtual machine files, including the > virtual machine configuration (.vmc) file and virtual hard disk (.vhd) > file, are not deleted or changed when you remove a virtual machine. > > For more information about how to remove a virtual machine from a > computer, see Remove a virtual machine. > > Removing Virtual PC > You remove Virtual PC by using Add or Remove Programs in Control > Panel. Removing Virtual PC from a computer only removes the Virtual PC > program. All virtual machine files, including the virtual machine > configuration (.vmc) file and virtual hard disk (.vhd) file, remain on > the computer. > > Important > > If you uninstall Virtual PC by using Remote Desktop, the removal > process ends the Remote Desktop session. This occurs because the > Windows network stack is rebuilt after uninstalling Virtual PC network > drivers. Wait a few seconds before reestablishing the connection. > > > For more information about how to remove Virtual PC from a computer, > see Remove Virtual PC. > > -- > Cheers, > Steve Jain, Virtual Machine MVP > http://vpc.essjae.com/ robin |
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