Now in Microsoft Virtual PC, select your new VM from the list and choose start. iso to your desktop as instructed in the VB Ubuntu Installation Instructions (please review previous materials as necessary as you should understand this process and what a VM and the guest OS is and does). Please minimally give it 12 GB Virtual Hard Disk (I have 16 GB selected below)ĭownload the Ubuntu LTS 32 bit. Adjust RAM minimum to at least 512 MB and as in VB instructions, 1 GB is better.Ħ. 1st screenshot and of course I just chose “Next”Ĥ.
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If you were wondering, yes, I lost track of where I was as I was taking screenshots in Windows 7 and porting them back to my Mac OS to edit this Website – 🙂 Lastly note this is a moving target as MS Virtual PC will evolve so to this extent there are more comprehensive and up-to-date instructions on the Web.ġ. I provide my screenshots below and you will see my onscreen keyboard as I am setting up this MS Virtual PC VM inside my Mac OS VMWare Fusion VM running a guest Windows 7 instance and of course Mac OS does not have a print screen button and MS does not provide a print screen keyboard shortcut. Open or launch Microsoft Virtual Machine and you will automatically enter the “New Virtual Machine Wizard”. In contrast to our VB instructions, you should download and install the MS Virtual PC version in accord with your system/OS (i.e. Regardless of changes, your best plan of action in all things IS/IT is to be well informed so please be patient and do not skimp on the research and if nothing else you will ask better questions.Īfter viewing the videos please perform additional Microsoft Virtual PC research as necessary. Windows 7 Microsoft Virtual PC Installationįor background, please see these YouTube videos noting you will see some differences in your implementation as the MS Virtual PC interface has changed and we will of course use a later up-to-date Ubuntu LTS version.
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Note VMWare Player is also available for free for PC users ( download here) and provides equivalent functionality. I present this in 2 components, first Win 7 Virtual PC installation instructions here and then on a separate page, Win 8 installation instructions where it has been renamed Hyper-V. It is also a nice resource for supporting XP functionality and applications providing Win 7 users with XP mode. Here is another VM option for Windows users if VB fails or gives you problems.
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