Ok Vista RC1 does work on VMWare 5.5 to install: download the vist rc1 iso (obvious i know) install VMWare 5.5 start Vmware make new virtual machine using Vista (experimental) don`t worry about setting a fixed hard drive, it takes ages and isn`t absolutely necessary set ETHERNET to NAT before trying to install Vista close down VMWare, go to the location of the Virtual machine and add the following 2 lines to the Windows Vista (experimental).VMX svga.maxWidth ="640" svga.maxHeight ="480" change usb.present ="TRUE" to change usb.present ="FALSE" Install Vista once installed install VMWAR tools shut down vista, exit VMWare then go to the location of the Virtual machine and remove the following 2 lines from the Windows Vista (experimental).VMX svga.maxWidth ="640" svga.maxHeight ="480" leave the USB Disabled. This is from The VMWare forum and I fekt it deserved a wider audience. my sound didn`t work until I went into device manager whereupon Vista took it on itself to ad the driver. I hope this helps everyone trying to get it running. Written On Vista under VMWare. original article: http://www.vmware.com/vmtn/blog/200... its at the bottom of the page Woof Always proof-read carefully to see if you any words out.

Sure seems like a lot of work. I just installed it on MS virtual pc 2004 and it even installed the tools. Can't say it is much use since the vitual video stinks.

It's faster on VMware and you get sound also :) Woof Always proof-read carefully to see if you any words out.