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The document that comes with the program says that VirtualPC itself does not come with an additional module for MS-DOS, so I can't achieve file sharing with the host computer. Because I want to install some programs in the virtual DOS operating system, how to solve this?

Virtual PC 2004 itself has the additional module of MS-DOS. Shared files can also use floppy disk images, CD - ROM images or through the network.

Is the LZ not using a streamlined version?

I'm using virtual2007, which was downloaded from the internet, a Chinese - localized version.

This thing really doesn't need to chase the new, especially when it's used to install DOS.

Originally posted by liuguang at 2007-3-15 11:49 PM:
The program's own documentation says that VirtualPC itself does not come with MS-DOS add-on modules, so I can't achieve file sharing with the host machine. Because I want to install some programs in the virtual DOS operating system, how to solve this?

I actually mentioned it in another post yesterday. Although VPC2007 does not come with those accessories, you can use the accessories of VPC2004. I have tried it and it works perfectly (such as sharing, etc.). If needed, I can directly upload them for download.

VPC2007 has a Win x64 version, which can be used in both ordinary Windows and x64 version of Windows, while VPC2004 cannot be used in the latter, so VPC2007 has some advantages over VPC2004.

Originally posted by Michael at 2007-3-16 11:59 PM:
There's really no need to chase the latest, especially when it's for running DOS.

Thanks to everyone for your answers. Actually, I'm not chasing the latest. Otherwise, I wouldn't like DOS. It's just that I know too little about computer knowledge, and I didn't know there would be such a big difference between different versions of Virtual PC.

Where is Norton Commander 5.5?