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'''Virtual PC 2007''' is ana x86-based hypervisor that was originally created by Connectix as a Macintosh program, and it was later ported to Windows 95/NT 4.0. Shortly afterwards, Microsoft bought the program and released [[Virtual PC 2004]], '''Virtual PC 2007''', and '''Windows Virtual PC''', the latter only working on Windows 7. Eventually it was replaced by Hyper-V. There's also a server variant of Virtual PC known as [[Virtual Server 2005]] which added an Adaptec SCSI adapter. This page mainly focuses on Virtual PC 2007. === Hosting on CollabVM 2.0 (not recommended) === # Create a VM and install an OS. # Install a VNC server, like TightVNC Server. # Add "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Virtual PC" to your PATH on your host machine. # Open the CollabVM Admin Panel. # Click on "New VM". # Fill in the following information: ##* The VM name, description, OS, RAM and Disk Space, etc.▼ ##* Set the '''Start Command''' to: <code>Virtual PC.exe -pc "(name of your VM here)" -launch -singlepc</code>▼ ▲## The VM name, description, OS, RAM and Disk Space, etc. ##* Set the '''Stop Command''' to: <code>taskkill /f /im "Virtual PC.exe"</code>▼ ##* Make sure the Protocol is set to "VNC".▼ ▲## Set the '''Start Command''' to: <code>Virtual PC.exe -pc "(name of your VM here)" -launch -singlepc</code> ▲## Set the '''Stop Command''' to: <code>taskkill /f /im "Virtual PC.exe"</code> ▲## Make sure the Protocol is set to "VNC". ## Add the following Guacamole Connection Parameters: ##* Add "hostname", and set the value to the IP or domain the VM is being hosted on - <code>localhost</code> should work fine. ###* Add "~~hostname~~port", ~~and set the value to the IP or domain the VM is being hosted on -~~use <code>~~localhost~~5900</code> ~~should~~if ~~work~~you didn't change the ~~fine~~port. ###* If you set a password on the TightVNC server, add another parameter called "password" with the password you used.▼ ~~### Add "port", use <code>5900</code> if you didn't change the port.~~ ▲### If you set a password on the TightVNC server, add another parameter called "password" with the password you used. # Verify the information is correct, then start the VM.