How to repair Windows XP Mode on Windows 7 (x64)
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From: Robert Comer on 6 Mar 2010 07:28 Do you "Sleep" your computer between uses? There's a BIOS problem on some PC's where it stops VT from running after that. So check for a BIOS update. In the mean time, to see if that's the problem, reboot your PC and then go into the BIOS, Disable VT (Hardware Virtualization), save it, turn off the PC, turn it back on and go into the BIOS again, turn on VT, save it and power off again, then power on a boot like normal and try WVPC. -- Bob Comer "Mr. S.K." <MrSK(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:0A598283-A9D3-4C31-98AB-13F907712E5F(a)microsoft.com... > The thing is: I was running it succesfully once, but I guess I destroyed > something and I do not remember what is was and how to repair it. > > Is there supposed to be a VPC Service? What is the exact name? > > What other system dependencies are necessary? > > Thanks for the help! > -- > -- /> > > > > "RCan" wrote: > >> Hi Mr S.K., >> >> generally is your hardware capable to run VPC for Windows ? >> On the download page there is a testing tool which identifys the >> capability >> of your CPU. >> >> If your VPC service is running, then you should only extract >> WindowsXPMode_en-us.exe and attach it to your VPC. >> >> Regards >> Ramazan >> >> "Mr. S.K." <MrSK(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >> news:FCD49126-05DE-44B6-94A5-58B9A62B9FA8(a)microsoft.com... >> > Thanks for that. >> > I followed the steps to reinstall XP Mode/Virtual PC, but whenever I >> > click >> > XP Mode, the mouse cursor just briefly changes to hour-glass, no disc >> > activity and that's it. Nothing starts! >> > Getting hopeless here. >> > -- >> > -- /> >> > >> > >> > >> > "RCan" wrote: >> > >> >> Hi Mr S.K. >> >> >> >> > Forgot if and what I changed to the system configuration, but the >> >> > result >> >> > is >> >> > that I can not get Windows XP Mode to run anymore. >> >> >> >> :-) >> >> >> >> > How can I truely repair my installation of Windows XP Mode on W7 >> >> > x64? >> >> >> >> See if the known troubleshooting steps does help you here : >> >> http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee449440(WS.10).aspx >> >> >> >> Otherwise finally you can also un/reinstall the KB : >> >> KB958559 is responsible for the Windows Virtual PC it self and the >> >> package >> >> WindowsXPMode_en-us.exe does only extract the XP workstation VM >> >> instance. >> >> >> >> Regards >> >> Ramazan >> >> >> >> . >> >> >> . >>
From: Mr. S.K. on 6 Mar 2010 08:21 Yes, I use Sleep. Tried your suggestions: Disable VT in BIOS. Shutdown. Enable VT in BIOS. Shutdown. Start windows. Start Windows XP mode ... still same behavior. App start indication (hour glass) briefly, then nothing. No activity, no messages. :( -- -- /> "Robert Comer" wrote: > Do you "Sleep" your computer between uses? There's a BIOS problem on some > PC's where it stops VT from running after that. So check for a BIOS update. > > In the mean time, to see if that's the problem, reboot your PC and then go > into the BIOS, Disable VT (Hardware Virtualization), save it, turn off the > PC, turn it back on and go into the BIOS again, turn on VT, save it and > power off again, then power on a boot like normal and try WVPC. > > -- > Bob Comer >
From: Robert Comer on 6 Mar 2010 09:03 I don't know what it could be then, though I'd still look for a BIOS update. -- Bob Comer "Mr. S.K." <MrSK(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:EFF5A09D-1269-4781-BEE1-75F03116A4DB(a)microsoft.com... > Yes, I use Sleep. > Tried your suggestions: Disable VT in BIOS. Shutdown. Enable VT in BIOS. > Shutdown. > Start windows. > Start Windows XP mode ... still same behavior. App start indication (hour > glass) briefly, then nothing. No activity, no messages. > > :( > -- > -- /> > > > > "Robert Comer" wrote: > >> Do you "Sleep" your computer between uses? There's a BIOS problem on >> some >> PC's where it stops VT from running after that. So check for a BIOS >> update. >> >> In the mean time, to see if that's the problem, reboot your PC and then >> go >> into the BIOS, Disable VT (Hardware Virtualization), save it, turn off >> the >> PC, turn it back on and go into the BIOS again, turn on VT, save it and >> power off again, then power on a boot like normal and try WVPC. >> >> -- >> Bob Comer >> >
From: RCan on 6 Mar 2010 16:17
Hi Mr S.K. :-) interesting - that would be mean that your is VT ready. What is happening in eventlog side, anything which points to VPC ? If nothing else had worked, remove completely the VPC components from your system as described here : http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee431673(WS.10).aspx 1. If available do an BIOS update to the latest release and check your eventlogs if any issues are monitored. 2. confirm virtualization settings in BIOS 3. download and run "HAV Check Tool" to confirm that your system is correctly configured and is VT capable http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=0ee2a17f-8538-4619-8d1c-05d27e11adb2&displaylang=en 4. Finally install VPC for Windows 7 When you face any issues during these steps please let me know. PS : Please check your eventlogs and provide any error information which can be related to hardware/VPC issues Hope that helps Regards Ramazan "Mr. S.K." <MrSK(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:0A598283-A9D3-4C31-98AB-13F907712E5F(a)microsoft.com... > The thing is: I was running it succesfully once, but I guess I destroyed > something and I do not remember what is was and how to repair it. > > Is there supposed to be a VPC Service? What is the exact name? > > What other system dependencies are necessary? > > Thanks for the help! > -- > -- /> > > > > "RCan" wrote: > >> Hi Mr S.K., >> >> generally is your hardware capable to run VPC for Windows ? >> On the download page there is a testing tool which identifys the >> capability >> of your CPU. >> >> If your VPC service is running, then you should only extract >> WindowsXPMode_en-us.exe and attach it to your VPC. >> >> Regards >> Ramazan >> >> "Mr. S.K." <MrSK(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >> news:FCD49126-05DE-44B6-94A5-58B9A62B9FA8(a)microsoft.com... >> > Thanks for that. >> > I followed the steps to reinstall XP Mode/Virtual PC, but whenever I >> > click >> > XP Mode, the mouse cursor just briefly changes to hour-glass, no disc >> > activity and that's it. Nothing starts! >> > Getting hopeless here. >> > -- >> > -- /> >> > >> > >> > >> > "RCan" wrote: >> > >> >> Hi Mr S.K. >> >> >> >> > Forgot if and what I changed to the system configuration, but the >> >> > result >> >> > is >> >> > that I can not get Windows XP Mode to run anymore. >> >> >> >> :-) >> >> >> >> > How can I truely repair my installation of Windows XP Mode on W7 >> >> > x64? >> >> >> >> See if the known troubleshooting steps does help you here : >> >> http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee449440(WS.10).aspx >> >> >> >> Otherwise finally you can also un/reinstall the KB : >> >> KB958559 is responsible for the Windows Virtual PC it self and the >> >> package >> >> WindowsXPMode_en-us.exe does only extract the XP workstation VM >> >> instance. >> >> >> >> Regards >> >> Ramazan >> >> >> >> . >> >> >> . >> |