Hi.. I need to run Windows Media Server 4.1 on Windows XP. Unfortunately, it's designed for Windows NT 4.0 Server. But I guess Windows XP contains all the required features to run it. Is there any way I can workaround the setup application, it disables the server setup under windows XP? Can I somehow force its installation? I'll be so glad if this can be done. Thanks in advance. Joseph Daniel

Virtual-PC might allow you an approach/option that would suffice? http://www.microsoft.com/windows/vi...

Yes, I second that. Virtual PC is one of those apps that when you have it you can't imagine what you did without it and amazingly, it's FREE from M$, I still find it difficult to believe!. That is the biggest fool thing we have ever done. The Atomic bomb will never go off, and I speak as an expert in explosives. - Admiral William Leahy

You can also try VMWare Workstation as well (www.vmware.com). There is more features compared to Virtual PC but its more complicated to use than Virtual PC. I use both, because VMWare has better sound quality for recording computer programs which needs audio (like MASH Characters) and also of the snapshot feature and the networking capabilities. I use Virtual PC because its a lot easier to use, has a better BIOS look and is easier to install.