Automate Virtual PC 2007 with PowerShell?
This is basically a duplicate of [this question][1], but the accepted answer was "no" and I would like to keep this question open until getting an actual answer instead of accepting "NO" and giving up.

[Stephen Rose][2] told me via Twitter DM to use PowerShell to start and stop Virtual PC VM's and do things like run installations, automatic updates and virus scans, but he hasn't yet responded to my request for any links to resources that describe how to do so.

I've started learning PowerShell, but I can't figure out how to get or work with any information on the list of VM's within Virtual PC.


  [1]: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/892978/is-there-a-way-api-scripting-to-work-with-virtual-pc
  [2]: http://blogs.technet.com/stephenrose/
Automate Virtual PC 2007 with PowerShell?
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This is basically a duplicate of [this question][1], but the accepted answer was "no" and I would like to keep this question open until getting an actual answer instead of accepting "NO" and giving up.

[Stephen Rose][2] told me via Twitter DM to use PowerShell to start and stop Virtual PC VM's and do things like run installations, automatic updates and virus scans, but he hasn't yet responded to my request for any links to resources that describe how to do so.

I've started learning PowerShell, but I can't figure out how to get or work with any information on the list of VM's within Virtual PC.


  [1]: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/892978/is-there-a-way-api-scripting-to-work-with-virtual-pc
  [2]: http://blogs.technet.com/stephenrose/