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Virtual PC question

Source: microsoft.public.virtualpc
Sent: 04/30/2009
From: gsswho6 <(email address - cut out)>
Message:

Sorry if this has already been asked. My question is how do I hide all
my VPC windows on the host? For example... I have 15 V PC's running XP
PRO64bit. I dont want to have 16 windows open on the host... Any way to
not have these show on the host just like Virtual Server? I dont actuall
switch from 1 to the other via the Host... But rather I connect to each
one indivually via RDP... Is this possible? I would hope so... Who
want's all their V PC's showing on the Host all the time? Thanks for any
replies... Greatly appreciated.

My Setup is... Host = windows 2008 standard 64bit, Virtual PC 64bit,
all XP PRO's are 64bit.

I tried Virtual Server but they do not support XP PRO 64bit... Which
does not make sense to me. :confused:

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gsswho6

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Re: Virtual PC question

Sent: 04/30/2009
From: David Wilkinson <(email address - cut out)>
Message:

gsswho6 wrote:

Virtual PC does not support 64-bit guests either, so I do not know how you are
doing what you say.

But as to your question, I always set up my Windows Taskbar so that multiple
instances of the same program (e.g. Remote Desktop) are grouped on the same
taskbar button. When you do this you can right click on the button and select
"Minimize Group".

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David Wilkinson
Visual C++ MVP

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> Sorry if this has already been asked. My question is how do I hide all
> my VPC windows on the host? For example... I have 15 V PC's running XP
> PRO64bit. I dont want to have 16 windows open on the host... Any way to
> not have these show on the host just like Virtual Server? I dont actuall
> switch from 1 to the other via the Host... But rather I connect to each
> one indivually via RDP... Is this possible? I would hope so... Who
> want's all their V PC's showing on the Host all the time? Thanks for any
> replies... Greatly appreciated.
>
> My Setup is... Host = windows 2008 standard 64bit, Virtual PC 64bit,
> all XP PRO's are 64bit.
>
> I tried Virtual Server but they do not support XP PRO 64bit... Which
> does not make sense to me. :confused:

Re: Virtual PC question

Sent: 04/30/2009
From: "Mark Rae [MVP]" <(email address - cut out)>
Message:

"gsswho6" <(email address - cut out)> wrote in message
news:(email address - cut out)...

No you haven't - Virtual PC doesn't support 64-bit guest OS...

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

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> I have 15 V PC's running XP PRO64bit.

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