Win10 install in new VirtualPC VM on Win7 host

Trying to install the Win10 Enterprise preview in a new Virtual PC VM on a Lenovo x220. The host OS is Win7 32bit. I've attached the ISO (WindowsTechnicalPreview-x86-EN-GB.iso) as a virtual dvd. 32bit host, 32bit win10 guest.
The Windows logo appears followed by:
Your PC needs to restart.
Please hold down the power button.
Error Code: 0x0000005c
Parameters:
0x00000110
0xFFD01D30
0x00000000
0xC000000D
Any ideas?
130gb auto expanding VM disk and 1024mb ram.
Regards,
Evan

VirtualPC doesn't have a configuration option like that. I believe you're referring to VirtualBox. After some further searching it appears that the Windows 8 tech preview didn't support VirtualPC either, probably due to no support for ACPI2.0.
The recommendations are to use Hyper-V which only works under Windows 8. What this of course means is that Microsoft doesn't provide a virtual mechanism under Windows 7 for evaluating their newer operating systems, which seems a strange strategy for trying
to coax Win7 users to newer versions.

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