On a positive note, this is the best response we have ever received from MS since we have been a MS "Partner" from the program's inception. Succinctly, XP Mode doesn't integrate after Win7 SP1, and Win7 is virtually (pardon the pun) useless to us. That MS work on repairing Win7 XP Mode, and being able to independently load "Integration Features Component" since XP Mode is critical for Win7 to use all our engineering software developed for XP. Now "Enable Integration" in "TOOLS" is grayed out, i.e. Secondly, we attempted another TechNet suggestion eliminating group policies. There is no file *.vsv in doing a "SEARCH" on all current users. That should then allow XP Mode to start correctly.īob Comer - Microsoft MVP Virtual Machine Thank Youĭelete this the" Windows XP Mode.vsv" file in the folderĬ:\users\\appdata\microsoft\Windows Virtual PC\Virtual From this point I have tried to shut down from the close option as well as uncheck enable integration features at start up. Status is in Hibernation and has not changed. Clicked start>windows virtual pc>open windows virtual pc>right click settings When I click continue it states the operation has failed - the VM is not running. When I hit retry, it does so but the ending result is the same error message. It gives meĪn option to retry or continue. After 5 or so minutes error message - Could not enable integration features with details stating. I click to open Windows VM, it take unusually long to attempt to open.
I use the Windows VM to run in XP mode so my small business programs will I have scoured forums all morning looking for a solution and have tried many things and nothing has worked yet. Hello! Let me start off with saying that I'm not very computer savvy, so please be gentle! :)
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