GAMEPAD NOT WORKING NOT NOT IN VIRTUAL PC 2007

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• Virtual PC 2007 Windows 8

  I downloaded Virtual PC 2007 from Dreamspark program so that I can use it with windows 8 (I had planned to be able to run all the previous operating system 3, IE 7, Vista, XP) the program installs but it does not open when I try to access it from the startup screen?

  Is there a way to fix this or is there a program of Virtual PC 2012 become?

  See you soon

  Craig

  Windows 8 does not support Virtual PC 2007 (which was abandoned). Instead, Windows 8 Professional and Enterprise editions have now supported Hyper-V integrated. You will need a CPU Hyper-V compatible (I found the average hard disk is not the same as support for hardware virtualization, they are two different things). In addition, you must manually enable the Hyper-V feature on Windows features page in Add/Remove Programs (left)

• Microsoft Virtual PC 2007 SP1 will not work

  I have two computers: one with Windows XP Professional SP3 and the other with Windows XP Home Edition SP3. When I installed Microsoft Virtual PC 2007 SP1 on my computer with XP Pro, it worked fine. But when I try to install it on my computer with XP Home Edition, the installer said my system is not supported. Why isn't my computer XP he supported? I (still) to use many 98 and Microsoft VPC is the only emulator of virtual machine that I know that has video support for 98.

  I have two computers: one with Windows XP Professional SP3 and the other with Windows XP Home Edition SP3. When I installed Microsoft Virtual PC 2007 SP1 on my computer with XP Pro, it worked fine. But when I try to install it on my computer with XP Home Edition, the installer said my system is not supported. Why isn't my computer XP he supported? I (still) to use many 98 and Microsoft VPC is the only emulator of virtual machine that I know that has video support for 98.

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  The following link might be worth a visit:

  Description of the cumulative hotfix package for virtual
  PC 2007 Service Pack 1: February 20, 2009
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/958162?WA=wsignin1.0

• Resumption of the Suspended virtual machine does not work, "the specified file is not a virtual disk.

  Resume a Suspended computer virtual fails with the message "the specified file is not a virtual disk. Tried to go back to the last snapshot fails with the same message "error restoring snapshot: the specified file is not a virtual disk '. '"

  The virtual machine has worked without delivers up to 21/12/2015 while she was snecessary. I often suspend > resume this machine virtual, but for some reason, I am now getting this error. Please help!

  The file unfortunately doesn't look very promising. It seems that the contents were crushed,

  Unless you have a backup, you can try to replace this file with a file 'empty' hard (e.g. copy Windows 7 x 64-000002-s100. ) ( vmdk) that contains only metadata (size = 327 680), to see if this allows you to use the virtual machine again. Note that you will lose all the data stored in the (corrupt) original hard file, and that the virtual machine will probably suffer file system errors. So make sure that you run chkdsk for all partitions in the guest OS.

  In any case, before doing so, I strongly recommend that you back up the existing files of the virtual machine! Once done, it could also be a good idea to run chkdsk for physical training.

  BTW. do you need all the snapshots? With all these clichés and the size of the virtual disk of the virtual machine, the virtual disk consists of files hard ~ 400.

  André

• I installed Virtual PC 2007 on the Vista operating system, and then when he was invited by Virtual PC, I inserted my XP Home UPGRADE disk. An error message says it's a disc invalid or not a valid Microsoft disks. All solutions?

  I'm running Vista Ultimate, but my scanner is not working properly.  I was told to download Virtual PC 2007 and run the scanner using my old opeatring XP system.  I downloaded Virtual PC and it my new system in place, but when I went to install XP using my disk upgrade Xp Home edition, an error message indicates that the disk was not valid.

  You cannot use a disk/license update of XP in a Virtual Machine.

  You need a Full Disk/license XP that isn't a Licence(pre-installed by the Computer Manufacturer) OEM from another computer.

  See you soon.

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• Trying to fix a CID parent access to a file descriptor of delta but VM still does not start. Other error "cannot open the disk...". The specified file is not a virtual disk.

  Starting the virtual machine has been tried several times earlier when I received the error message to tell the parent disk had been changed since the child was created. I looked at the resolution and had a go at fixing.

  I downloaded the vmdk files to find the problematic descriptor file it corrected and then download the a back fixed to the data store. I then removed the VM of the inventory and then re he added before attempting to start it. He says now the specified file is not a virtual disk. Unfortunately, I didn't know that he was still working on a snapshot file and had been for some time. It was a former VM test that I had played a little bit with all learning on VMware, but unfortunately he had a few files on it which is no longer, I have backup ups for and I could really do with recovery of them! The base file and delta file are always on display in the data store and I can re - use the base file in a new virtual machine but I need the data from the snapshot if possible file. Not sure if it can be manually engaged at the base (I have a copy of). I'm new to this depth of troubleshooting and according to research I realize it is a great chance, the data is not recoverable. Having said that if there is no hope at all then I would try or at least have someone who knows what they're doing a go help before you tell me everything is lost! I'm not really bothered to get the virtual machine running again, but must be able to copy some files in the C drive.

  Any help much appreciated.

  Thank you

  Craig

  I can't tell you if the data in the virtual drive itself can be retrieved by the attached hard file. However, it seems that you have used an editor who added a BOM (Byte-Order-Mark) at the beginning of the file, which made her an invalid for ESXi.

  André

• "The specified file is not a virtual disk" Please someone help, very URGENT

  Dear members,

  Yesterday the electricity of night exploded, so my PC crashed. Today when I tried to open my virtual computer (Workstation 8), it says error: "the specified file is not a virtual disk.

  Tried to do a lot a lot of things that I found online. Nothing has worked yet. My head is about to explode, because I had the very important company data on this machine.

  If someone could provide a working solution, I could pay.

  Please help me!

  Thank you very much, I'm so desperate.

  Attached is some useful info, such as my iii and vmdk, etc files. PNG for the image of the full file in the directory of the virtual machine list.

  On the screen, it seems that you have lost SERVER - s014.vmdk (zero bytes). You can try to replace this file with a hard clean/empty file (for example a copy of the SERVER - s010.vmdk) to see if this allows the access card to the virtual disk again. However, first save all files of the virtual machine to ensure you can return to the current state. At least create a snapshot after you replaced the hard file.

  According to the blocks of data previously stored in this file, you may have lost up to 2 GB of data.

  André

• Error: the specified file is not a virtual disk

  After working flawlessly for months, something went haywire today and my next attempt to access my VM Fusion has been met with "the specified file is not a virtual disk.  I followed a number of proposed solutions here and on the support without result page.

  A question I have is it makes sense that my hard file is 1 KB in size and the text in TextEdit is gibberish (compared to, say, my .vmx file denominated in English for the most part)?  The last update for my performed hard at 12:33 today, where many of the other files (including files hard # s 21) have been updated at 14:52.  Is it possible that my hard file is corrupted?  If so, can it be rebuilt if I don't have a backup?

  If you don't have a good copy of the file to replace the one damaged with "Windows XP Pro.vmdk" then use attached which was created from information in the vmware.log file provided in the .tgz support group.

  The attached file "Windows_XP_Pro.vmdk.zip" contains a "Windows XP Pro.vmdk" file to replace the one damaged.

• How to resolve the error "the specified file is not a virtual disk?

  Hello - I have a ubuntu/linux host running vmware 1.08 with a SBS2003 VM that recently ran out of physical space in HD. After adding a new drive hard I know to get a specified file is not a virtual disk on one disk error I try to add - the other 3 work. After looking around here, I checked the file descriptor and it seems in good condition.

  My paper does not help because I can not start the virtual machine with the hard drive, I need.

  What are some solutions that I can try?

  Thanks for any help!

  B.

  Unfortunately, you lost the data of zero bytes hard snapshot files. I hope that you don't have a backup of your data, since the snapshot was created in January!

  To be able to feed the virtual machine - even with the disk data corruption - replace zero files hard bytes per who has 327680 bytes, which is essentially an empty file with only the metadata.

  André

  PS: as mentioned earlier, please save the files until you turn on the virtual computer to be able to return to the current status in case you should!

• When I tried to power on VM ends up in the right error: the specified file is not a virtual disk. Cannot open disk ' / vmfs/volumes/4d48ad95-ad5e027a-67f4-e41f1360cc9e/Iso/ser01/ser01.vmdk' or one of the snapshot disks it depends on.

  I stop a virtual machine after a certain time, I tried to power. Its has ended up in the following error message

  Reason: The specified file is not a virtual disk. Cannot open disk ' / vmfs/volumes/4d48ad95-ad5e027a-67f4-e41f1360cc9e/Iso/ser01/ser01.vmdk' or one of the snapshot disks it depends on.

  The machine was working fine before the closure.

  In the data store, the file type of the virtual machine is 'file' instead of 'virtual drive '.

  Help, please

  You are missing the file descriptor hard. The xxxx - flat hard is the file that contains the data effectively. But the xxxx.vmdk is missing, which is a text file that connects to the flat file.

  AWo

• Play a suspended virtual machine, vmdk file not found or the specified file is not a virtual disk

  Hi, I have a problem that I can't solve with the usual methods.

  My data

  • software: VMVware Workstation 6.5.1 build 126130

  • Host: NB HP Compaq 2510p with 2 GB of ram

  • OS: Windows XP Pro SP3 5.12.2600

  I have a Win XP Pro SP3 computer virtual created for my work:

  • 6-5 - 7.0 VM workstation

  • RAM: 512 MB

  • Windows XP Pro operating system

  • Processors: 1

  • CDRom: Autodetect

  • Floppy: Autodetect

  • USB: present

  • Sound card: Autodetect

  • Display: Autodetect

  • HARD drive is divided into 2 GB files

  The problem lies in the HARD disk:

  • 40 GB declared

  • 0 MB recognized by the system

  My VM was functional complete. After a suspension

  • The State remains suspended

  • When I try to resume, a pop-up window will appear "file not found: IATROS VM.vmdk" go through it...

  the vmdk file exists (see my attached files).

  When I try to see the features on the parameters, appears "the specified file is not a virtual disk" and all data in the pop-up are unknown or missing.

  I tryied to use the vmware_vdiskmanager with the command vmware - vdiskmanager.exe - R 'e:\appo1\IATROS VM.vmdk' in vain also.

  I think that it is necessary to recreate a file descriptor for disc divided into 2 GB files.

  http://KB.VMware.com/selfservice/microsotes/search.do?language=en_US & cmd = displayKC & externalId = 1026266

  but, if we compare the contents of the VMDK file with the discussion in the article, there seems to be no problem of format or content.

  There are suggestions to solve the problem?

  can I await your response?

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• Could not start the virtual machine: "the specified file is not a virtual disk.

  Hi, I have a problem from a guest vm-workstation.

  Details below - I've done some reading here for some other "the file specified."

  is

  not a virtual disk' messages and I suspect that I am out of luck

  but I have

  wanted to ask just in case there was something miss me

  Here I tried to gather records / logs that other threads

  mentioned - I

  Welcome to all the tips on the revival of the guest, or a

  pointer to a how-to on recovering the files of a given snapshot.

  Thank you

  John

  Summary:

  VMware workstation: 7.0.1 build 227600

  host of os: Vista sp2, 64-bit

  (16 GB of ram)

  guest operating system: sles10 sp2 64-bit (4 GB ram)

  the virtual machine folder:

  drive eSATA (samsung 320, blacx attachment)

  symptom: guest vm

  does not start: says "the specified file is not a virtual disk.

  history: this particular comments works fine; I've done about 30 shots

  during the last 2 months.  The guest is not a copy - even if she did start life as a full-clone

  another linux-client with or without an operating system installed.  In any case, I've used it to very good

  effect for 2 months now.

  So last night I wanted to power off of the host, while I lived my usual steps:

  (1) stop my os of burst (# shutdown - h now)

  (2) even worksation vmware (file - & gt; exit)

  (3) stop start vista (not "suspend" but the real stop turn off the power).

  (4) visa bluescreened.  Now she is doing this every so often, so I thought that it would be

  a big deal.

  (5) this morning I tried to turn on the virtual machine and I got the 'not a virtual disk' error.

  My best guess at this point is the bluescreen stopped some write cache to be

  flushed to disk.  The funny thing is, after the previous bluescreens 3 or 4, the

  Comments to restart without a hitch.

  shrug In any case, just to be weave, I disabled write Vista for outside cache

  device (set to security policy / deletion in Device Manager).  Seems smarter to

  an external device.

  Spare part

  Attached is a file cant_start.zip (191KO) containing:

  dircontents.txt - directory of the client's file listing
  sles10_sp2. NVRAM
  sles10_sp2.vmsd
  sles10_sp2.vmx
  sles10_sp2.vmxf
  VMware.log - other requests asked for *.log files, so I thought
  VMware - 0.log - I should send him these as well.
  VMware - 1.log
  VMware - 2.log
  \ui-logs - 2 IU-logs from C:\Users\jgreve\AppData\Local\Temp\vmware-jgreve
  \vmdk_files - subdirectory of *.vmdk files, light, & can be useful
  -end-

  I checked the VMDK and newspapers - and the VMDK all look great.

  Last departure also seems to succeed?

  As it seems that instant 36 is not used so far - I was just going to throw it away and try again.

  To do this, you would change the line vmx file

  scsi0:0. FileName = 'suse11.2_x64 - cl1 - 000036.vmdk.

  TO

  scsi0:0. FileName = 'suse11.2_x64 - cl1 - 000035.vmdk.

  and then try to restart the virtual machine. If that works then remove all the

  suse11.2_x64 - cl1 - 000036-* files

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• my computer again "you're not enough virtual memory" when I'm trying to load a game.

  My computer again "you're not enough virtual memory" when I try to download any game.

  Hi Sue and Betsy,

  This article shows how to increase the amount of virtual memory on your PC: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-CA/windows-vista/Change-the-size-of-virtual-memory (I recommend setting virtual memory to 2500 MB initial size and a maximum size of 3000 MB).

  I hope this helps.

• Why am I not eligible run virtual pc 2007 using windows 7 Home Edition premium, and what options are available to me?

  I tried to download microsoft virtual pc for my computer. On the site of microsoft/windows, I was informed that I am not eligible download virtual pc 2007 because I only run a windows 7 Home premium edition, which is available for professional users of windows 7 and of better quality.

  Are there alternatives to this virtual pc that I am eligible to download and use without a hitch?

  Windows Virtual PC
  Download Windows XP Mode
  http://www.Microsoft.com/Windows/Virtual-PC/Download.aspx

  Windows XP Mode (Windows 7 only, but not one of the Home versions) "you are not eligible to download Windows XP Mode. You must have Windows 7 Professional, enterprise or full to run Windows XP Mode."    If you have an old XP CD (or other older Windows CD) available you can simply download the Virtual Machine and spend the XP Mode download.

  This warranty covers the gambit set of VMS in the 'Home' versions if you want to have a look.  Of course you will need a licensed copy of XP to install and run in any of them (except XP Mode).

  VirtualBox is an impressive VM competitor
  http://WindowsSecrets.com/search/?CX=017937947691920082874%3A_ilcm6kdy_y&COF=FORID%3A11&q=VirtualBox+is+an+impressive+VM+contender+&SA=search&advWS=1&advSAN=1&advPages=15

  Create XP Mode for Windows 7 home & Vista Versions
  http://www.howtogeek.com/HOWTO/11060/create-an-XP-mode-for-Windows7-home-versions-and-Vista/

  Virtual PC 2007 running on Windows 7
  http://blogs.msdn.com/virtual_pc_guy/archive/2009/08/19/running-Virtual-PC-2007-on-Windows-7.aspx

  Upgrade to another edition of Windows 7 by using Windows Anytime Upgrade
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/help/videos/upgrade-to-another-edition-of-Windows-7-by-using-Windows-Anytime-Upgrade

  Windows Anytime Upgrade: Frequently asked questions
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/Windows-Anytime-Upgrade-frequently-asked-questions

• Photoshop CS3 is not enough virtual memory

  My photoshop program won't let me even open a file now without busting a message saying it's not enough virtual memory. I tried to change the amount of RAM, it offers access too, but it does not help. It does not seem to count how many things I opened.

  Try to change or add to the "scratch disks" Photoshop has access too. Its in the preferences under the edit menu, probably in the performance category, although I don't remember CS3 very well these days.

  Terri