You may be better off running XP so you have auto DHCP 98 doesn't have it and I don't remember if 2k does or not. That is what I have on my computer other wise I don't remember how I had set it up on my PC I think with out the virtual server I had to install the wireless modem inside each virtual machine to connect to the internet. I installed that MSXML6 on the test PC but that wasn't the problem I think you have to have Microsoft Virtual Server installed too. I dont want 2 upset all the BartPE users out there + and certainly dont intend 4 this thread 2 become a debate (which is better?-keep it to yourself.)just give it a bash + c 4 yourself.If u prefer BartPE - stick with it.Įach 1 (MSVPC + BartPE) has its own uses and both are relevant.īut I installed a 98se VM then tried it on a PC that didn't have VPC installed, it worked but I couldn't connect to the network services, the computer has wireless internet I have VPC setup on my computer with wireless networking and it emulates a LAN connection so all my virtual machines connect automatically with out setting up anything. Hard-Drive) and it takes up more space - But : u can take any operating system with u and run it anywhere This works easier than BartPE (just add your favorite apps as u would on a normall XP PC),but it is slower (slow on a flash-disk. Obviously u will need to actually create a VPC by installing XP(other than it taking s pretty painless) using MS-VPC. I have had no problems with it yet - it works perfectly. So its not perfect.(still requires an installation of sorts.),although most XP PC's already have these services installed (auto updates) - then it will just work.īut its still a good idea to get a copy of MSXML4qfe / MSXML6qfe incase it complains on a givven PC. On some PC's u may get an error :just install MSXML4 (for MSVPC 2004) + MSXML 6 (for MSVPC 2007)

Simply install MS-VPC 2004/2007 onto ur PC - then copy some files to his MS-VPCfolder + un-install again.Then put it on a flashdisk + test on another PC (its that simple.) Theres a guy called LocoCobra that has a portable version of MS VPC for download-it requires the user to finish it - but the instructions are clear + easy to follow.Ĭheck out his other projects 2 -interresting stuff.Ĭopy his MS-VPC folder then get a proper copy of MSVPC installer

I found this while trawelling the net 1 day + I am sure it will make some1 happy.

Mini xp usb portable