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This issue can happen when your system has a large amount of RAM. (Above 512MB?)
When this happens, add MaxPhysPage=08000
to system.ini, start Windows, remove line, then reboot.
You will need to repeat this process every time the issue occurs.
This error occurs due to KernelEx. It will happen even if KernelEx is globally disabled.
There are two ways to fix this:
Use Orca to remove the checks from the MSI. (instructions coming soon)
Disable KernelEx VXD in msconfig, restart, install Virtual PC then reenable KEx, restart
Delete the registry key HKEY_USERS\.DEFAULT\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\AppCompatFlags
then run it again
If nothing else is in it you can just delete HKEY_USERS\.DEFAULT\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT
as
nothing uses it by default
To fix this you will need to manually configure the network.
First, open the Properties of the Virtual Machine, and note the IP address.
Open the network control panel and set adapter properties as follows:
(Please note that commands like ping
will not work even when the network
is)
This is unrelated to NTLMv2 as it can't even see the share, let alone handshake it.
There is no solution, but you can use shared folders and drag and drop to copy files.
You can just shut down the VM, but to fix this, you need to turn on ACPI in the BIOS and reinstall Windows. A repair install will keep your programs and settings.
Turn on ACPI in the BIOS. Note that installing NT 6 is not recommended or officially supported.
Turn off Shared Networking and maybe reconsider using NT6 in VPC.
This will happen even if you manually configure the network as above. There is no fix at this time, you must disable shared networking.
In the install folder, rename the old Virtual PC.exe to Virtual PC.old. Copy the Virtual PC 5.2 executable to the folder. With KernelEx, set the compatibility of the copied Virtual PC 5.2 executable to NT 4.0 SP6a.
This was tested with KernelEx 4.5.2019, so try using that version if it doesn't work.
Some solutions are from this video by loganius and are provided here for reference.
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