What com object name needs to be used when using Powershell in Windows Virtual XP Mode?

The following script does not work when executed using Powershell v2.0 in Windows Virtual XP Mode:

# Connect to Virtual PC
$vpc = new-object -comobject "VirtualPC.Application"

# Get VM name
$vmName = Read-host "Specify the name of the virtual machine that you want to use"

# List available USB devices
write-host "The following USB devices are available:"
$vpc.USBDeviceCollection | select -ExpandProperty DeviceString

# Get the USB device name
$usb = Read-host "Enter the name of the USB device that you want to connect to the virtual machine"

# Get the VM object
$vm = $vpc.findVirtualMachine($vmName)

# Get the USB object
$usbDevice = $vpc.USBDeviceCollection | ? {$_.DeviceString -eq $usb} | select -first 1

# Attach the device - this will fail if the VM is not running
$vm.AttachUSBDevice($usbDevice)

This instruction --> $vpc = new-object -comobject "Vir开发者_如何转开发tualPC.Application" does not work in Windows Virtual XP Mode What is the comobject that needs to be used in Windows Virtual XP Mode?

I have determined that this instruction --> $vpc.USBDeviceCollection | select -ExpandProperty DeviceString needs to be replaced with this instruction --> $vpc.IVMDeviceCollection | select -ExpandProperty DeviceString

Did you try looking in the registry in XP Mode? Only objects registered in the registry in the virtual machine can be created.