> On Sun, 21 Sep 2008 15:09:58 -0700 (PDT), Daniel Trent
>
> <(email address - cut out)> wrote:
> >Hey Group,
>
> >I'm trying to transfer a file (7.5GB in size) from my Virtual XP
> >System to my host Vista System. Its has been tranfering file equal or
> >larger in size for months now with no problem. Only recently it has
> >started acting up.
> >It starts the transfer process and makes it 50%, 75% or so and then
> >acts like its completed. I check the file size on the host and its
> >only 3.5GB of the file.
>
> >1.) Is there an alternative way to access and maintence the virtual
> >disk?
>
> Alternate from what?
>
> >2.) Is there a way to transfer the file through some other means?
>
> Other than what?
>
> You have failed to say *how* you are trying to transfer the file so it
> is rather hard to say what your options are....
> In your situaton I would have opened a network share between the host
> and guset and then copied the file through that share. That usually
> always works provided the network is stable.
> But since you do not say in what way you are trying to transfer the
> file it is hard to advice.
>
> --
>
> Bo Berglund (Sweden)
> Other than what?
> Alternate from what?

>Hey Group,
>
>I'm trying to transfer a file (7.5GB in size) from my Virtual XP
>System to my host Vista System. Its has been tranfering file equal or
>larger in size for months now with no problem. Only recently it has
>started acting up.
>It starts the transfer process and makes it 50%, 75% or so and then
>acts like its completed. I check the file size on the host and its
>only 3.5GB of the file.
>
>1.) Is there an alternative way to access and maintence the virtual
>disk?
>2.) Is there a way to transfer the file through some other means?

>> Other than what?
> Other than the "Obvious Available Methods".
>
>> Alternate from what?
> Alternative to the "Obvious Available Methods".
>
> If you use Virtual PC then you would know that by installing the
> additions you can transfer "ANY" files to or from the host. In
> addition to the "Drag N Drop" feature. I have also tried the "Network
> Share" method. Both methods at this point (having worked before on the
> same computer "AND" operating system.) fail to completely copy
> "ANY(Variable meaning any file that floats my boat)" file and/or
> folder.
>
> Lamen Terms:
> Transferring files from Virtual PC to the host was a simple task until
> it recently stopped working properly. This leaves me with the question
> of:
> "How can I Transfer My Files to the host if the conventional methods
> are not working?" hmmm "Can there be another way to access a .VHD
> file?
> hmmmm "Is it possible to mount the virtual drive in the host OS?" and
> if so "Is there a program in which to accomplish this?"
>
> Your fumbling attempt at condescension can only be matched by your:
> 1.) Intellectual inability to actually read a post before writing a
> response.
> 2.) Your vain and helpless understanding of the English language.

>
>Your fumbling attempt at condescension can only be matched by your:
>1.) Intellectual inability to actually read a post before writing a
>response.
>2.) Your vain and helpless understanding of the English language.
>