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In the "Performance" option, a new setting item "Pause Virtual Machines in Inactive Windows" is added. This setting item can temporarily stop running when the virtual machine window is not activated, so as to ensure that the host gets more system resources.

Microsoft Virtual PC 2004 has made a comeback. I wonder how much surprise VMware, which has been acquired by EMC, will bring us when it launches a new version?
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I was scammed! This thing can't be used as a bootable disk on my computer (maybe it's a problem with my computer!). After I downloaded and installed it, I sorted out the bootable disk image I made and was ready to burn it. When I used Virtual PC 2004 to test the image effect, many software couldn't run! Without knowing the reason, I had to re - make and modify the image (*.iso) many times, but it still didn't work! Finally, I tried my original burned disk, and many files couldn't run either. Only then did I realize that it was Virtual PC 2004 causing the problem! Now I've reinstalled Virtual PC 5.2!
This Virtual PC 2004, as soon as I installed it, I found that the bootable disk loaded with emm386 couldn't run!

The compatibility of M$'s VPC2004 seems not very good...

I installed 2004 before, played with a few systems briefly, then deleted it. It's very simple. You need to register... Otherwise, it seems you can't use it after a month. Then what about my system images? If I change to another version, it won't recognize them. So, I still use 5.2 obediently

Feel the same! Played it once and then I deleted it, still the 5.2 version is better!

Originally posted by cn_archer at 2004-4-14 12:09 AM:
Not very compatible with M$'s VPC2004...

No way, I even installed Ubuntu: