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Originally Posted by christoff_26
This walk through should get you going.
http://arcanecode.wordpress.com/2006...-step-by-step/
(slightly off topic) I'm actually installing windows 2003 right now using virtual PC.
Today 02:03 PM
I've checked out the walkthrough and it says "First, make sure your OS boot / install disk is in your CD/DVD drive. Now make sure your machine is highlighted and click Start."
My O/S is XP and i'm wanting to install windows 2003, does that mean i need to put my XP install disk in and then it'll run windows 2003?
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I think I understand what you are trying to say.
Virtual PC is exactly the same as having one, two, three, four etc PC's physically in your room. They are just inside another PC.
Imagine having a 'blank' PC sitting in front of you, this is exactly what a Virtual PC is. You need to load the OS as you would do on any 'blank' PC. Therefore, you will need to purchase Windows Server 2003/2008 or use the free trial that comes with the MS Press Books.
The only difference if you tell the Virtual PC what type of OS you are installing, so it will configure certain elements to meet that particular OS requirements.
Hope that explains in to you a little more.