Vista Tutorial - Microsoft Learning - Virtual Machines Problem

Hi!!!

I have Windows Vista Enterpriser 64 bits Edition with 4 GB RAM. I Have
installed Visrtual Server R2 64 bits edition and then I´ve installed the
virtual machines of MOC 6451A- Planning, Deploying and Managing Microsoft
System Center Configuration Manager 2007. When Im trying to start a virtual
machine, i received the error "Not enough memory to start virtual machine".
That´s not true, because I´ve got 2,5 GB free. Anybody can help me?

I can´t specify the memory, because virtual server, for Microsoft Learning
Machines is only the engine. When I´ve finished the installing of the
microsoft
virtual machines under C:\Program Files\Microsoft Learning\6451\Drives I can
see the *vmc and *vhd files and I have an executable file with name
"LauncherApplication.exe" inside of C:\Program Files\Microsoft
Learning\6451\Data that launch a Window of Microsoft Learning with a little
windows where I can see the name of the diferent machines with two buttons to
click in "Launch" or click on "Reset". I can reset the machines bacause the
machines are only for academic purposes. This is a characteristic of this
virtual machines and this work under my notebook with Windows XP SP3 or SP2
and 2 GB RAM, but not work under my other notebook with Windows Vista and 4
GB RAM. Under Windows XP when I click the "Launch" button to launch one
machine vmrc.exe start and the machine start but in Windows Vista a screen
turn up with the message "Not enough memory to start virtual machine". I
suppose that this is a problem of Windows Vista but I can´t get to find a
solution.


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Wyatt

On Wed, 21 May 2008 04:38:01 -0700, Nachete wrote:
If you're an MCT then check the MCT private news groups where this question
has been answered. If you're not an MCT then you shouldn't have access to
these virtual machines in the first place.

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Paul Adare
http://www.identit.ca
You never finish a program, you just stop working on it.