Vista - Virtual Machine Additions doesn't work with win 7 7000

i tried to install windowa 7 build 7000 on virtual pc 2007 and everthing
works fine a bit slow because i can't use more then 700MB on my old computer
but fine but if i try to install Virtual Machine Additions after restart i
get BSOD does any one eles tried to do the same as well and it worked well
for him?

10x in advance.

"aviramof" <aviramof@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:B683C797-8BD0-429D-83D8-A52C2311DF1C@xxxxxxyes it works fine here all i did was install the vmadditions and reboot no
problems yours is slow because you don't have the additions installed your
700 meg is plenty for running 7 in a vm i have have 7 in a vm with just 512
megs and it ran fine periods are your friend!

i have managed to install it but when i try to copy files a directory with
this name
{3B7A0090-5AB6-4838-B146-968EBE8F54D1} or something similier is created and
i get an error messege and the file is not copied.

"aviramof" <aviramof@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:6AA5CC08-41B4-419F-91EA-48DA62853004@xxxxxx
And the error message is...???


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Mark Rae
ASP.NET MVP
http://www.markrae.net

I get the same thing, when asking on the tehnet forums seems others having
the same problems. Dragging and dropping or copying and pasting in and out
of the guest seems to create that folder with nothing inside it. Most have
said to network the host and guest and do it that way. I did and found that
to work better.
robin

"aviramof" <aviramof@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:6AA5CC08-41B4-419F-91EA-48DA62853004@xxxxxx

Virtual PC encountered an error on the host while copying files.

An error in virtual PC has occurred (d6).

that is the problme and beside that windows 7 runs very slowly in virtual pc
2007 sp1 now i know i have an old computer but this is quite ridicilus how
slow it is so perhaps it's time for virtual PC 2009 or at least SP2

10x in advance for all your help.

"aviramof" <aviramof@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:FC9CF8D8-ADA7-4D09-B006-5A953D38C523@xxxxxxI am noticing more on my laptop that windows 7 is running much slower and
runs at almost 100%cpu. I am wondering when I add memory if this will
change but the host is running around 45% cpu running vista now.
On the desktop- Windows 7 as the guest runs about 50% cpu and the laptop
should do better since it is a duel core 2 processor when the desktop is an
amd dual processor. I do not understand why

On Sun, 18 Jan 2009 18:58:33 -0500, "robinb" <robinbk9@xxxxxx> wrote:
Laptops generally have slower hard drives 4200 or 5400rpm drives
instead of 7200rpm.
Also, CPU power savings will drastically lower a VM's performance.
When the CPU is throttled back everything in a VM is affected.

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Cheers,
Steve Jain, Virtual Machine MVP
http://vpc.essjae.com/

so is there any news about new vmaditions or new VM version and etc?

10x in advance.

"aviramof" <aviramof@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:0DF5CA4D-BFDE-4031-832F-7C713799B2A3@xxxxxxShort answer is no.

Longer answer.

1. Nothing has been announced about a new version of VPC, although the
product group insist it is not dead and something is being developed.

2. I would not expect to see VMAdditions which support for Win 7 until
after RTM of Win 7.