#Virtual pc windows 7 serial number
setbiosno – Used to set the virtual machine’s BIOS serial number extnetworking – Used to force any network connections on the virtual machine to operate in external-only mode disableclose – Used to disable the virtual machine’s close button geometry – Used to change the size and position of the virtual machine window quiet – Virtual machines that would normally be restored on launch are not started – launch – Used to launch a virtual machine from the Virtual PC console – pc – Used to target a virtual machine in the Virtual PC console startvm – Used to register a virtual machine configuration file and then launch the newly created virtual machine registervm – Used to register a virtual machine configuration file resume – Used to resume a paused virtual machine pause – Used to pause a currently running virtual machine s3bitclip – Clips S3 coordinates to 12-bit resolution disableopt – Disables direct execution optimizations minimize – Used to minimize a virtual machine window restore – Used to restore a minimized virtual machine window window – Used to put a virtual machine in windowed mode fullscreen – Used to put a virtual machine in full-screen mode help – Displays information about command line parameters I got the following result in the cmd prompt: First of all I was curious regarding the virtual pc command line parameters, so I looked after. I wanted to create a shortcut with the necessary parameters on my desktop.
I was wondering whether an easier way exists? I always opened the Virtual PC Console, browse the machine and finally I turned on it. I installed an XP with the applications which had issues on Windows 7.Īfter a while I started to get bored the way how I needed to start the virtual XP machine. Therefore I create a virtual machine under MS Virtual PC. I have a lot of different applications which are not able to run in the new environment. When I started to use Windows 7 instead of XP, at the first time the switch wasn’t easy.
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