Installiing program in Virtual PC

I have an embroidery program that is only available in PC. I installed it successfully and used it on VPC -- but some of the components didn't install -- so I uninstalled it with the intention of reinstalling it. However, when I go to the CD drive which says Virtual Machine Additions, it sets up the Install Wizard and then asks if I want to remove the Virtual Machine Addition. If I say no it closes the wizard without giving me the opportunity to install.... I tried doing by going to Add a Program and get the same results. Any ideas or suggestions?

Choose to uninstall the Virtual Machine additions. Reinstall the program and see if it reinstalled correctly. When it has, click on the toolbar PC---> Install or Update Additions. Let it update, then you should be good to go. I do believe the program you are installing has some registry settings that is conflicting with VM additions. I hope this helps.
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