Sent: 12/30/2008
From: "Charlie Russel - MVP" <(email address - cut out)>
Message:Given that you're in the middle of an activation event, the simplest
solution is to install a "Legacy Network Adapter" and connect it to an
external network. (The drivers for the legacy NIC are built in to just about
every OS, so you won't have to deal with installing drivers.)
Once you get activated, you will need to update to XP SP3 and then you
should be able to install the Integration Components
--
Charlie.
http://msmvps.com/blogs/xperts64
http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/profile/charlie.russel
"dan" <dan(remove)@westerveltconsulting.com> wrote in message
news:(email address - cut out)...
Show quoted text
> Ok, for a newbie with virtualization I've had pretty good luck on my
> Windows Server 2008 standard server with hyper-v. So far I've successfully
> installed and frequently use a Vista guest, a Windows 2003 standard server
> guest, and I even got Ubuntu up and running.
> So, I got this great thought that since my workaday laptop (XP Pro, SP2)
> is getting pretty old, why don't I try a P2V conversion, and run it as a
> guest on my Windows 2008 server. Using my Technet Plus subscription, I
> downloaded and installed System Center Virtual Machine Manager 2008. After
> a successful install, I tried the P2V conversion (online), and everything
> went well except I got the error 13233, error installing virtual guest
> services. The error message said look for help on the Virtual Guest
> Installer but I've had no luck finding any help there. Then I went ahead
> anyway and fired up the virtual laptop. It started ok, asked for my domain
> credentials ok, then said I needed to activate Windows, which I'm trying
> to do, but I'm looking at a blank screen, status: running, with no
> progress. So my two questions are (and sorry for the long post),
> 1. What steps can I take to get the Virtual Guest Services installed?
> 2. How do I deal with this Windows activation problem.
>
> Thanks in advance for any advice.
>
Sent: 12/30/2008
From: "dan" <dan(remove)@westerveltconsulting.com>
Message:Thanks Charlie. I'll try to do that. Just after my first post, Windows
activation came back with failure to connect, so getting the external
network set up has to be my priority.
"Charlie Russel - MVP" <(email address - cut out)> wrote in message
news:(email address - cut out)...
Show quoted text
> Given that you're in the middle of an activation event, the simplest
> solution is to install a "Legacy Network Adapter" and connect it to an
> external network. (The drivers for the legacy NIC are built in to just
> about every OS, so you won't have to deal with installing drivers.)
>
> Once you get activated, you will need to update to XP SP3 and then you
> should be able to install the Integration Components
>
> --
> Charlie.
> http://msmvps.com/blogs/xperts64
> http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/profile/charlie.russel
>
> "dan" <dan(remove)@westerveltconsulting.com> wrote in message
> news:(email address - cut out)...
>> Ok, for a newbie with virtualization I've had pretty good luck on my
>> Windows Server 2008 standard server with hyper-v. So far I've
>> successfully installed and frequently use a Vista guest, a Windows 2003
>> standard server guest, and I even got Ubuntu up and running.
>> So, I got this great thought that since my workaday laptop (XP Pro, SP2)
>> is getting pretty old, why don't I try a P2V conversion, and run it as a
>> guest on my Windows 2008 server. Using my Technet Plus subscription, I
>> downloaded and installed System Center Virtual Machine Manager 2008.
>> After a successful install, I tried the P2V conversion (online), and
>> everything went well except I got the error 13233, error installing
>> virtual guest services. The error message said look for help on the
>> Virtual Guest Installer but I've had no luck finding any help there. Then
>> I went ahead anyway and fired up the virtual laptop. It started ok, asked
>> for my domain credentials ok, then said I needed to activate Windows,
>> which I'm trying to do, but I'm looking at a blank screen, status:
>> running, with no progress. So my two questions are (and sorry for the
>> long post),
>> 1. What steps can I take to get the Virtual Guest Services installed?
>> 2. How do I deal with this Windows activation problem.
>>
>> Thanks in advance for any advice.
>>
>
Sent: 12/30/2008
From: "Charlie Russel - MVP" <(email address - cut out)>
Message:Well, you can always do the phone call routine. That _will_ work, though IME
it is seriously painful about 1 in 8-10 times. WAY to high a percentage.
--
Charlie.
http://msmvps.com/blogs/xperts64
http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/profile/charlie.russel
"dan" <dan(remove)@westerveltconsulting.com> wrote in message
news:(email address - cut out)...
Show quoted text
> Thanks Charlie. I'll try to do that. Just after my first post, Windows
> activation came back with failure to connect, so getting the external
> network set up has to be my priority.
>
> "Charlie Russel - MVP" <(email address - cut out)> wrote in message
> news:(email address - cut out)...
>> Given that you're in the middle of an activation event, the simplest
>> solution is to install a "Legacy Network Adapter" and connect it to an
>> external network. (The drivers for the legacy NIC are built in to just
>> about every OS, so you won't have to deal with installing drivers.)
>>
>> Once you get activated, you will need to update to XP SP3 and then you
>> should be able to install the Integration Components
>>
>> --
>> Charlie.
>> http://msmvps.com/blogs/xperts64
>> http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/profile/charlie.russel
>>
>> "dan" <dan(remove)@westerveltconsulting.com> wrote in message
>> news:(email address - cut out)...
>>> Ok, for a newbie with virtualization I've had pretty good luck on my
>>> Windows Server 2008 standard server with hyper-v. So far I've
>>> successfully installed and frequently use a Vista guest, a Windows 2003
>>> standard server guest, and I even got Ubuntu up and running.
>>> So, I got this great thought that since my workaday laptop (XP Pro, SP2)
>>> is getting pretty old, why don't I try a P2V conversion, and run it as a
>>> guest on my Windows 2008 server. Using my Technet Plus subscription, I
>>> downloaded and installed System Center Virtual Machine Manager 2008.
>>> After a successful install, I tried the P2V conversion (online), and
>>> everything went well except I got the error 13233, error installing
>>> virtual guest services. The error message said look for help on the
>>> Virtual Guest Installer but I've had no luck finding any help there.
>>> Then I went ahead anyway and fired up the virtual laptop. It started ok,
>>> asked for my domain credentials ok, then said I needed to activate
>>> Windows, which I'm trying to do, but I'm looking at a blank screen,
>>> status: running, with no progress. So my two questions are (and sorry
>>> for the long post),
>>> 1. What steps can I take to get the Virtual Guest Services installed?
>>> 2. How do I deal with this Windows activation problem.
>>>
>>> Thanks in advance for any advice.
>>>
>>
>
>
Sent: 12/31/2008
From: "Charlie Russel - MVP" <(email address - cut out)>
Message:Glad your experience was good. As I said, it's fine, even painless most of
the time. But when it isn't, it's seriously not painless.
--
Charlie.
http://msmvps.com/blogs/xperts64
http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/profile/charlie.russel
"dan" <dan(remove)@westerveltconsulting.com> wrote in message
news:(email address - cut out)...
Show quoted text
>I had to go the telephone route Charlie (it did go smoothly however). With
>no network connectivity I couldn't activate over the internet and without
>activation I couldn't get into Windows to configure the network adapter
>properly. Thanks for the help.
>
> "Charlie Russel - MVP" <(email address - cut out)> wrote in message
> news:(email address - cut out)...
>> Well, you can always do the phone call routine. That _will_ work, though
>> IME it is seriously painful about 1 in 8-10 times. WAY to high a
>> percentage.
>>
>> --
>> Charlie.
>> http://msmvps.com/blogs/xperts64
>> http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/profile/charlie.russel
>>
>> "dan" <dan(remove)@westerveltconsulting.com> wrote in message
>> news:(email address - cut out)...
>>> Thanks Charlie. I'll try to do that. Just after my first post, Windows
>>> activation came back with failure to connect, so getting the external
>>> network set up has to be my priority.
>>>
>>> "Charlie Russel - MVP" <(email address - cut out)> wrote in
>>> message news:(email address - cut out)...
>>>> Given that you're in the middle of an activation event, the simplest
>>>> solution is to install a "Legacy Network Adapter" and connect it to an
>>>> external network. (The drivers for the legacy NIC are built in to just
>>>> about every OS, so you won't have to deal with installing drivers.)
>>>>
>>>> Once you get activated, you will need to update to XP SP3 and then you
>>>> should be able to install the Integration Components
>>>>
>>>> --
>>>> Charlie.
>>>> http://msmvps.com/blogs/xperts64
>>>> http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/profile/charlie.russel
>>>>
>>>> "dan" <dan(remove)@westerveltconsulting.com> wrote in message
>>>> news:(email address - cut out)...
>>>>> Ok, for a newbie with virtualization I've had pretty good luck on my
>>>>> Windows Server 2008 standard server with hyper-v. So far I've
>>>>> successfully installed and frequently use a Vista guest, a Windows
>>>>> 2003 standard server guest, and I even got Ubuntu up and running.
>>>>> So, I got this great thought that since my workaday laptop (XP Pro,
>>>>> SP2) is getting pretty old, why don't I try a P2V conversion, and run
>>>>> it as a guest on my Windows 2008 server. Using my Technet Plus
>>>>> subscription, I downloaded and installed System Center Virtual Machine
>>>>> Manager 2008. After a successful install, I tried the P2V conversion
>>>>> (online), and everything went well except I got the error 13233, error
>>>>> installing virtual guest services. The error message said look for
>>>>> help on the Virtual Guest Installer but I've had no luck finding any
>>>>> help there. Then I went ahead anyway and fired up the virtual laptop.
>>>>> It started ok, asked for my domain credentials ok, then said I needed
>>>>> to activate Windows, which I'm trying to do, but I'm looking at a
>>>>> blank screen, status: running, with no progress. So my two questions
>>>>> are (and sorry for the long post),
>>>>> 1. What steps can I take to get the Virtual Guest Services installed?
>>>>> 2. How do I deal with this Windows activation problem.
>>>>>
>>>>> Thanks in advance for any advice.
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>
>
Sent: 12/31/2008
From: "dan" <dan(remove)@westerveltconsulting.com>
Message:I had to go the telephone route Charlie (it did go smoothly however). With
no network connectivity I couldn't activate over the internet and without
activation I couldn't get into Windows to configure the network adapter
properly. Thanks for the help.
"Charlie Russel - MVP" <(email address - cut out)> wrote in message
news:(email address - cut out)...
Show quoted text
> Well, you can always do the phone call routine. That _will_ work, though
> IME it is seriously painful about 1 in 8-10 times. WAY to high a
> percentage.
>
> --
> Charlie.
> http://msmvps.com/blogs/xperts64
> http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/profile/charlie.russel
>
> "dan" <dan(remove)@westerveltconsulting.com> wrote in message
> news:(email address - cut out)...
>> Thanks Charlie. I'll try to do that. Just after my first post, Windows
>> activation came back with failure to connect, so getting the external
>> network set up has to be my priority.
>>
>> "Charlie Russel - MVP" <(email address - cut out)> wrote in message
>> news:(email address - cut out)...
>>> Given that you're in the middle of an activation event, the simplest
>>> solution is to install a "Legacy Network Adapter" and connect it to an
>>> external network. (The drivers for the legacy NIC are built in to just
>>> about every OS, so you won't have to deal with installing drivers.)
>>>
>>> Once you get activated, you will need to update to XP SP3 and then you
>>> should be able to install the Integration Components
>>>
>>> --
>>> Charlie.
>>> http://msmvps.com/blogs/xperts64
>>> http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/profile/charlie.russel
>>>
>>> "dan" <dan(remove)@westerveltconsulting.com> wrote in message
>>> news:(email address - cut out)...
>>>> Ok, for a newbie with virtualization I've had pretty good luck on my
>>>> Windows Server 2008 standard server with hyper-v. So far I've
>>>> successfully installed and frequently use a Vista guest, a Windows 2003
>>>> standard server guest, and I even got Ubuntu up and running.
>>>> So, I got this great thought that since my workaday laptop (XP Pro,
>>>> SP2) is getting pretty old, why don't I try a P2V conversion, and run
>>>> it as a guest on my Windows 2008 server. Using my Technet Plus
>>>> subscription, I downloaded and installed System Center Virtual Machine
>>>> Manager 2008. After a successful install, I tried the P2V conversion
>>>> (online), and everything went well except I got the error 13233, error
>>>> installing virtual guest services. The error message said look for help
>>>> on the Virtual Guest Installer but I've had no luck finding any help
>>>> there. Then I went ahead anyway and fired up the virtual laptop. It
>>>> started ok, asked for my domain credentials ok, then said I needed to
>>>> activate Windows, which I'm trying to do, but I'm looking at a blank
>>>> screen, status: running, with no progress. So my two questions are (and
>>>> sorry for the long post),
>>>> 1. What steps can I take to get the Virtual Guest Services installed?
>>>> 2. How do I deal with this Windows activation problem.
>>>>
>>>> Thanks in advance for any advice.
>>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>
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> and frequently use a Vista guest, a Windows 2003 standard server guest, and
> I even got Ubuntu up and running.
> So, I got this great thought that since my workaday laptop (XP Pro, SP2) is
> getting pretty old, why don't I try a P2V conversion, and run it as a guest
> on my Windows 2008 server. Using my Technet Plus subscription, I downloaded
> and installed System Center Virtual Machine Manager 2008. After a successful
> install, I tried the P2V conversion (online), and everything went well
> except I got the error 13233, error installing virtual guest services. The
> error message said look for help on the Virtual Guest Installer but I've had
> no luck finding any help there. Then I went ahead anyway and fired up the
> virtual laptop. It started ok, asked for my domain credentials ok, then said
> I needed to activate Windows, which I'm trying to do, but I'm looking at a
> blank screen, status: running, with no progress. So my two questions are
> (and sorry for the long post),
> 1. What steps can I take to get the Virtual Guest Services installed?
> 2. How do I deal with this Windows activation problem.
>
> Thanks in advance for any advice.
>
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> Ok, for a newbie with virtualization I've had pretty good luck on my Windows
> Server 2008 standard server with hyper-v. So far I've successfully installed
> and frequently use a Vista guest, a Windows 2003 standard server guest, and
> I even got Ubuntu up and running.
> So, I got this great thought that since my workaday laptop (XP Pro, SP2) is
> getting pretty old, why don't I try a P2V conversion, and run it as a guest
> on my Windows 2008 server. Using my Technet Plus subscription, I downloaded
> and installed System Center Virtual Machine Manager 2008. After a successful
> install, I tried the P2V conversion (online), and everything went well
> except I got the error 13233, error installing virtual guest services. The
> error message said look for help on the Virtual Guest Installer but I've had
> no luck finding any help there. Then I went ahead anyway and fired up the
> virtual laptop. It started ok, asked for my domain credentials ok, then said
> I needed to activate Windows, which I'm trying to do, but I'm looking at a
> blank screen, status: running, with no progress. So my two questions are
> (and sorry for the long post),
> 1. What steps can I take to get the Virtual Guest Services installed?
> 2. How do I deal with this Windows activation problem.
>
> Thanks in advance for any advice.
>
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> Ok, for a newbie with virtualization I've had pretty good luck on my Windows
> Server 2008 standard server with hyper-v. So far I've successfully installed
> and frequently use a Vista guest, a Windows 2003 standard server guest, and
> I even got Ubuntu up and running.
> So, I got this great thought that since my workaday laptop (XP Pro, SP2) is
> getting pretty old, why don't I try a P2V conversion, and run it as a guest
> on my Windows 2008 server. Using my Technet Plus subscription, I downloaded
> and installed System Center Virtual Machine Manager 2008. After a successful
> install, I tried the P2V conversion (online), and everything went well
> except I got the error 13233, error installing virtual guest services. The
> error message said look for help on the Virtual Guest Installer but I've had
> no luck finding any help there. Then I went ahead anyway and fired up the
> virtual laptop. It started ok, asked for my domain credentials ok, then said
> I needed to activate Windows, which I'm trying to do, but I'm looking at a
> blank screen, status: running, with no progress. So my two questions are
> (and sorry for the long post),
> 1. What steps can I take to get the Virtual Guest Services installed?
> 2. How do I deal with this Windows activation problem.
>
> Thanks in advance for any advice.
>
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> Ok, for a newbie with virtualization I've had pretty good luck on my Windows
> Server 2008 standard server with hyper-v. So far I've successfully installed
> and frequently use a Vista guest, a Windows 2003 standard server guest, and
> I even got Ubuntu up and running.
> So, I got this great thought that since my workaday laptop (XP Pro, SP2) is
> getting pretty old, why don't I try a P2V conversion, and run it as a guest
> on my Windows 2008 server. Using my Technet Plus subscription, I downloaded
> and installed System Center Virtual Machine Manager 2008. After a successful
> install, I tried the P2V conversion (online), and everything went well
> except I got the error 13233, error installing virtual guest services. The
> error message said look for help on the Virtual Guest Installer but I've had
> no luck finding any help there. Then I went ahead anyway and fired up the
> virtual laptop. It started ok, asked for my domain credentials ok, then said
> I needed to activate Windows, which I'm trying to do, but I'm looking at a
> blank screen, status: running, with no progress. So my two questions are
> (and sorry for the long post),
> 1. What steps can I take to get the Virtual Guest Services installed?
> 2. How do I deal with this Windows activation problem.
>
> Thanks in advance for any advice.
>
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> Server 2008 standard server with hyper-v. So far I've successfully installed
> and frequently use a Vista guest, a Windows 2003 standard server guest, and
> I even got Ubuntu up and running.
> So, I got this great thought that since my workaday laptop (XP Pro, SP2) is
> getting pretty old, why don't I try a P2V conversion, and run it as a guest
> on my Windows 2008 server. Using my Technet Plus subscription, I downloaded
> and installed System Center Virtual Machine Manager 2008. After a successful
> install, I tried the P2V conversion (online), and everything went well
> except I got the error 13233, error installing virtual guest services. The
> error message said look for help on the Virtual Guest Installer but I've had
> no luck finding any help there. Then I went ahead anyway and fired up the
> virtual laptop. It started ok, asked for my domain credentials ok, then said
> I needed to activate Windows, which I'm trying to do, but I'm looking at a
> blank screen, status: running, with no progress. So my two questions are
> (and sorry for the long post),
> 1. What steps can I take to get the Virtual Guest Services installed?
> 2. How do I deal with this Windows activation problem.
>
> Thanks in advance for any advice.
>
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> Server 2008 standard server with hyper-v. So far I've successfully installed
> and frequently use a Vista guest, a Windows 2003 standard server guest, and
> I even got Ubuntu up and running.
> So, I got this great thought that since my workaday laptop (XP Pro, SP2) is
> getting pretty old, why don't I try a P2V conversion, and run it as a guest
> on my Windows 2008 server. Using my Technet Plus subscription, I downloaded
> and installed System Center Virtual Machine Manager 2008. After a successful
> install, I tried the P2V conversion (online), and everything went well
> except I got the error 13233, error installing virtual guest services. The
> error message said look for help on the Virtual Guest Installer but I've had
> no luck finding any help there. Then I went ahead anyway and fired up the
> virtual laptop. It started ok, asked for my domain credentials ok, then said
> I needed to activate Windows, which I'm trying to do, but I'm looking at a
> blank screen, status: running, with no progress. So my two questions are
> (and sorry for the long post),
> 1. What steps can I take to get the Virtual Guest Services installed?
> 2. How do I deal with this Windows activation problem.
>
> Thanks in advance for any advice.
>
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> Ok, for a newbie with virtualization I've had pretty good luck on my Windows
> Server 2008 standard server with hyper-v. So far I've successfully installed
> and frequently use a Vista guest, a Windows 2003 standard server guest, and
> I even got Ubuntu up and running.
> So, I got this great thought that since my workaday laptop (XP Pro, SP2) is
> getting pretty old, why don't I try a P2V conversion, and run it as a guest
> on my Windows 2008 server. Using my Technet Plus subscription, I downloaded
> and installed System Center Virtual Machine Manager 2008. After a successful
> install, I tried the P2V conversion (online), and everything went well
> except I got the error 13233, error installing virtual guest services. The
> error message said look for help on the Virtual Guest Installer but I've had
> no luck finding any help there. Then I went ahead anyway and fired up the
> virtual laptop. It started ok, asked for my domain credentials ok, then said
> I needed to activate Windows, which I'm trying to do, but I'm looking at a
> blank screen, status: running, with no progress. So my two questions are
> (and sorry for the long post),
> 1. What steps can I take to get the Virtual Guest Services installed?
> 2. How do I deal with this Windows activation problem.
>
> Thanks in advance for any advice.
>
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> Ok, for a newbie with virtualization I've had pretty good luck on my Windows
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> and frequently use a Vista guest, a Windows 2003 standard server guest, and
> I even got Ubuntu up and running.
> So, I got this great thought that since my workaday laptop (XP Pro, SP2) is
> getting pretty old, why don't I try a P2V conversion, and run it as a guest
> on my Windows 2008 server. Using my Technet Plus subscription, I downloaded
> and installed System Center Virtual Machine Manager 2008. After a successful
> install, I tried the P2V conversion (online), and everything went well
> except I got the error 13233, error installing virtual guest services. The
> error message said look for help on the Virtual Guest Installer but I've had
> no luck finding any help there. Then I went ahead anyway and fired up the
> virtual laptop. It started ok, asked for my domain credentials ok, then said
> I needed to activate Windows, which I'm trying to do, but I'm looking at a
> blank screen, status: running, with no progress. So my two questions are
> (and sorry for the long post),
> 1. What steps can I take to get the Virtual Guest Services installed?
> 2. How do I deal with this Windows activation problem.
>
> Thanks in advance for any advice.
>
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> Ok, for a newbie with virtualization I've had pretty good luck on my Windows
> Server 2008 standard server with hyper-v. So far I've successfully installed
> and frequently use a Vista guest, a Windows 2003 standard server guest, and
> I even got Ubuntu up and running.
> So, I got this great thought that since my workaday laptop (XP Pro, SP2) is
> getting pretty old, why don't I try a P2V conversion, and run it as a guest
> on my Windows 2008 server. Using my Technet Plus subscription, I downloaded
> and installed System Center Virtual Machine Manager 2008. After a successful
> install, I tried the P2V conversion (online), and everything went well
> except I got the error 13233, error installing virtual guest services. The
> error message said look for help on the Virtual Guest Installer but I've had
> no luck finding any help there. Then I went ahead anyway and fired up the
> virtual laptop. It started ok, asked for my domain credentials ok, then said
> I needed to activate Windows, which I'm trying to do, but I'm looking at a
> blank screen, status: running, with no progress. So my two questions are
> (and sorry for the long post),
> 1. What steps can I take to get the Virtual Guest Services installed?
> 2. How do I deal with this Windows activation problem.
>
> Thanks in advance for any advice.
>
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> Ok, for a newbie with virtualization I've had pretty good luck on my Windows
> Server 2008 standard server with hyper-v. So far I've successfully installed
> and frequently use a Vista guest, a Windows 2003 standard server guest, and
> I even got Ubuntu up and running.
> So, I got this great thought that since my workaday laptop (XP Pro, SP2) is
> getting pretty old, why don't I try a P2V conversion, and run it as a guest
> on my Windows 2008 server. Using my Technet Plus subscription, I downloaded
> and installed System Center Virtual Machine Manager 2008. After a successful
> install, I tried the P2V conversion (online), and everything went well
> except I got the error 13233, error installing virtual guest services. The
> error message said look for help on the Virtual Guest Installer but I've had
> no luck finding any help there. Then I went ahead anyway and fired up the
> virtual laptop. It started ok, asked for my domain credentials ok, then said
> I needed to activate Windows, which I'm trying to do, but I'm looking at a
> blank screen, status: running, with no progress. So my two questions are
> (and sorry for the long post),
> 1. What steps can I take to get the Virtual Guest Services installed?
> 2. How do I deal with this Windows activation problem.
>
> Thanks in advance for any advice.
>
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> Ok, for a newbie with virtualization I've had pretty good luck on my Windows
> Server 2008 standard server with hyper-v. So far I've successfully installed
> and frequently use a Vista guest, a Windows 2003 standard server guest, and
> I even got Ubuntu up and running.
> So, I got this great thought that since my workaday laptop (XP Pro, SP2) is
> getting pretty old, why don't I try a P2V conversion, and run it as a guest
> on my Windows 2008 server. Using my Technet Plus subscription, I downloaded
> and installed System Center Virtual Machine Manager 2008. After a successful
> install, I tried the P2V conversion (online), and everything went well
> except I got the error 13233, error installing virtual guest services. The
> error message said look for help on the Virtual Guest Installer but I've had
> no luck finding any help there. Then I went ahead anyway and fired up the
> virtual laptop. It started ok, asked for my domain credentials ok, then said
> I needed to activate Windows, which I'm trying to do, but I'm looking at a
> blank screen, status: running, with no progress. So my two questions are
> (and sorry for the long post),
> 1. What steps can I take to get the Virtual Guest Services installed?
> 2. How do I deal with this Windows activation problem.
>
> Thanks in advance for any advice.
>
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> Ok, for a newbie with virtualization I've had pretty good luck on my Windows
> Server 2008 standard server with hyper-v. So far I've successfully installed
> and frequently use a Vista guest, a Windows 2003 standard server guest, and
> I even got Ubuntu up and running.
> So, I got this great thought that since my workaday laptop (XP Pro, SP2) is
> getting pretty old, why don't I try a P2V conversion, and run it as a guest
> on my Windows 2008 server. Using my Technet Plus subscription, I downloaded
> and installed System Center Virtual Machine Manager 2008. After a successful
> install, I tried the P2V conversion (online), and everything went well
> except I got the error 13233, error installing virtual guest services. The
> error message said look for help on the Virtual Guest Installer but I've had
> no luck finding any help there. Then I went ahead anyway and fired up the
> virtual laptop. It started ok, asked for my domain credentials ok, then said
> I needed to activate Windows, which I'm trying to do, but I'm looking at a
> blank screen, status: running, with no progress. So my two questions are
> (and sorry for the long post),
> 1. What steps can I take to get the Virtual Guest Services installed?
> 2. How do I deal with this Windows activation problem.
>
> Thanks in advance for any advice.
>
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> Ok, for a newbie with virtualization I've had pretty good luck on my Windows
> Server 2008 standard server with hyper-v. So far I've successfully installed
> and frequently use a Vista guest, a Windows 2003 standard server guest, and
> I even got Ubuntu up and running.
> So, I got this great thought that since my workaday laptop (XP Pro, SP2) is
> getting pretty old, why don't I try a P2V conversion, and run it as a guest
> on my Windows 2008 server. Using my Technet Plus subscription, I downloaded
> and installed System Center Virtual Machine Manager 2008. After a successful
> install, I tried the P2V conversion (online), and everything went well
> except I got the error 13233, error installing virtual guest services. The
> error message said look for help on the Virtual Guest Installer but I've had
> no luck finding any help there. Then I went ahead anyway and fired up the
> virtual laptop. It started ok, asked for my domain credentials ok, then said
> I needed to activate Windows, which I'm trying to do, but I'm looking at a
> blank screen, status: running, with no progress. So my two questions are
> (and sorry for the long post),
> 1. What steps can I take to get the Virtual Guest Services installed?
> 2. How do I deal with this Windows activation problem.
>
> Thanks in advance for any advice.
>
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> Ok, for a newbie with virtualization I've had pretty good luck on my Windows
> Server 2008 standard server with hyper-v. So far I've successfully installed
> and frequently use a Vista guest, a Windows 2003 standard server guest, and
> I even got Ubuntu up and running.
> So, I got this great thought that since my workaday laptop (XP Pro, SP2) is
> getting pretty old, why don't I try a P2V conversion, and run it as a guest
> on my Windows 2008 server. Using my Technet Plus subscription, I downloaded
> and installed System Center Virtual Machine Manager 2008. After a successful
> install, I tried the P2V conversion (online), and everything went well
> except I got the error 13233, error installing virtual guest services. The
> error message said look for help on the Virtual Guest Installer but I've had
> no luck finding any help there. Then I went ahead anyway and fired up the
> virtual laptop. It started ok, asked for my domain credentials ok, then said
> I needed to activate Windows, which I'm trying to do, but I'm looking at a
> blank screen, status: running, with no progress. So my two questions are
> (and sorry for the long post),
> 1. What steps can I take to get the Virtual Guest Services installed?
> 2. How do I deal with this Windows activation problem.
>
> Thanks in advance for any advice.
>
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> Ok, for a newbie with virtualization I've had pretty good luck on my Windows
> Server 2008 standard server with hyper-v. So far I've successfully installed
> and frequently use a Vista guest, a Windows 2003 standard server guest, and
> I even got Ubuntu up and running.
> So, I got this great thought that since my workaday laptop (XP Pro, SP2) is
> getting pretty old, why don't I try a P2V conversion, and run it as a guest
> on my Windows 2008 server. Using my Technet Plus subscription, I downloaded
> and installed System Center Virtual Machine Manager 2008. After a successful
> install, I tried the P2V conversion (online), and everything went well
> except I got the error 13233, error installing virtual guest services. The
> error message said look for help on the Virtual Guest Installer but I've had
> no luck finding any help there. Then I went ahead anyway and fired up the
> virtual laptop. It started ok, asked for my domain credentials ok, then said
> I needed to activate Windows, which I'm trying to do, but I'm looking at a
> blank screen, status: running, with no progress. So my two questions are
> (and sorry for the long post),
> 1. What steps can I take to get the Virtual Guest Services installed?
> 2. How do I deal with this Windows activation problem.
>
> Thanks in advance for any advice.
>
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> Ok, for a newbie with virtualization I've had pretty good luck on my Windows
> Server 2008 standard server with hyper-v. So far I've successfully installed
> and frequently use a Vista guest, a Windows 2003 standard server guest, and
> I even got Ubuntu up and running.
> So, I got this great thought that since my workaday laptop (XP Pro, SP2) is
> getting pretty old, why don't I try a P2V conversion, and run it as a guest
> on my Windows 2008 server. Using my Technet Plus subscription, I downloaded
> and installed System Center Virtual Machine Manager 2008. After a successful
> install, I tried the P2V conversion (online), and everything went well
> except I got the error 13233, error installing virtual guest services. The
> error message said look for help on the Virtual Guest Installer but I've had
> no luck finding any help there. Then I went ahead anyway and fired up the
> virtual laptop. It started ok, asked for my domain credentials ok, then said
> I needed to activate Windows, which I'm trying to do, but I'm looking at a
> blank screen, status: running, with no progress. So my two questions are
> (and sorry for the long post),
> 1. What steps can I take to get the Virtual Guest Services installed?
> 2. How do I deal with this Windows activation problem.
>
> Thanks in advance for any advice.
>
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