How Do You Remove An Operating System From Virtual PC?
Microsoft’s Virtual PC software allows users to install any number of foreign operating systems within Windows, letting them run in a virtualization mode while Windows runs in the background. Both Microsoft and non-Microsoft operating systems can be installed, with the Windows 7 version of the Virtual PC software (known simply as “Windows Virtual PC”) supporting a dedicated Windows XP emulation mode as well. When an operating system is no longer needed, it can be easily removed simply by deleting a few associated files. Open the “Start” menu and access the “All Programs” listing. Scroll to the bottom of the list and find the “Virtual PC” or “Windows Virtual PC” folder and open it. Double-click on the item named “Virtual Machines.” This will open a Windows Explorer window, showing you all of the operating systems that you have installed on virtual machines in Virtual PC. Right-click the operating system that you wish to remove and select the “Settings” item from the context menu that op
