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Boot local drive in Virtual PC

Asked by tdlewis in VirtualPC, Windows 7, Windows XP Operating System

Tags: local, drive, virtual pc

I have physically moved the hard drive from my old Windows XP machine into the chassis of my new Windows 7 machine. I would like to run the old machine in Virtual PC 2007, but I don't see any obvious way to make the virtual "Hard Drive 1" be "G:\" on the host machine.

Am I missing something obvious? Do I need to use something other than Microsoft Virtual PC for this?
 
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