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| | Virtual PC 2004 upgrade to 2007 Add an existing virtual machine Hi Friends, Virtual PC 2004 on a virtual operating system on my computer. later, Virtual PC 2004 version of the 2007 'I did upgrade to. Virtual PC 2004 version the operating system to install, Virtual PC 2007 to try to make import I got the following message. "Virtual PC was unable to register this virtual machine configuration file. The saved state associated with the virtual machine is not compatible with the current version of Virtual PC" please help me |
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| | Re: Virtual PC 2004 upgrade to 2007 Add an existing virtual machine yuksel wrote: Quote: > Hi Friends, > > Virtual PC 2004 on a virtual operating system on my computer. later, Virtual > PC > 2004 version of the 2007 'I did upgrade to. Virtual PC 2004 version > the operating system to install, Virtual PC 2007 to try to make import > I got the following message. > > "Virtual PC was unable to register this virtual machine configuration file. > The saved state associated with the virtual machine is not compatible with > the current version of Virtual PC" It would seem that you should have shut down (not save state) the guest in VPC 2004 before trying to open it in VPC 2007. Maybe you have to reinstall VPC 2004 and do this. -- David Wilkinson Visual C++ MVP |
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| | Re: Virtual PC 2004 upgrade to 2007 Add an existing virtual machine You didn't shut the VM's down before the upgrade. There's two things you can do, one being to uninstall VPC 2007, reinstall VPC 2004, shut down all the VM's, then upgrade to VPC 2007 again. The other thing you can do if you don't need the saved state of the VM's, is to delete the <machine name>.vsv files. -- Bob Comer On Fri, 10 Apr 2009 02:49:02 -0700, yuksel <yuksel@xxxxxx> wrote: Quote: >Hi Friends, > >Virtual PC 2004 on a virtual operating system on my computer. later, Virtual >PC >2004 version of the 2007 'I did upgrade to. Virtual PC 2004 version >the operating system to install, Virtual PC 2007 to try to make import >I got the following message. > >"Virtual PC was unable to register this virtual machine configuration file. >The saved state associated with the virtual machine is not compatible with >the current version of Virtual PC" > >please help me > |
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