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This is a basic video for navigating the windows command line. In it I explain how to move around and navigate to different folders or hard drives in Windows. This a pretty basic video for beginners. It works on almost all Windows operating systems including Windows 7, Vista, XP, 2000 and server 2003 and 2008. [...]

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This is a video about how to install Windows 7 on VirtualBox. VirtualBox is virtualization software available for Microsoft Windows, Intel Macs and Linux machines. It’s made to run on a desktop as it does not have the features required for a production environment. The good thing is that you can run it on your [...]

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Virtual PC makes for pretty good hard drive software. It allows me to give a virtual machine a 160GB hard drive, but unless the virtual machine uses all that hard drive space, the virtual hard drive will be much smaller. It will be the size of the data stored on the virtual hard drive. However, [...]

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This a short video about how to use a Linux distro called IPCop as a gateway for your virtual machines. I wanted to simulate a real network with a real gateway without dedicating a Gig or RAM to an ISA server. This Linux distribution runs on a 386 processor with 32 MB of Ram. The [...]

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How to install server 2008 on virtual pc

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This is a video on how to build on Virtual PC  an Ubuntu ( http://www.ubuntu.com ) LAMP server. I also use Putty ( http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/ ) to download a program called webmin ( http://www.webmin.com/ ) I would recommend checking the website for the latest version number. The commands I enter are: https://IPADDRESSOFTHEMACHINE:10000

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Directions on how to install Virtual PC from Microsoft. A free download that lets you run several operating systems at the same time for testing purposes.