How To Install Windows 98 On Dosbox Turbo

Windows 98 SE - Microsoft (1999) Tested By: ycavan runnable - playable - supported 0% supported DOSBox version: 0.74-2 ( broken) runnable - playable - supported DOSBox version: 0.73 ( playable) runnable - playable - supported DOSBox version: 0.70 ( supported) 12345 (2018-09-20 00:09) jberkhan 12345 Similar Error (2007-07-11 16:33) Tedium I had a similar problem running Windows 95. I changed the core from full to simple, and, though I haven't had much time to test it, the problem seems to have went away. Try messing around with the 'core=*' line in the DOSBox configuration file. I'm running DOSBox on Linux with a 1.5GHz P4, and it's still slower than a native installation with a 350MHz P2. Note: (2007-05-27 08:04) ycavan Windows 98 SE installs, but has problems with regsrvr32 and rundll32 with a couple of ocx's. Upon boot into Windows, Explorer has problems with SHLWAPI.DLL and crashes, only to reload with the same error. EXPLORER executed an invalid instruction in module SHLWAPI.DLL at 0167:70be00cf.

Registers: EAX=00000000 CS=0167 EIP=70be00cf EFLGS=00200246 EBX=00000000 SS=016f ESP=0059f894 EBP=0059f894 ECX=77cfb034 DS=016f ESI=00000000 FS=19b7 EDX=00433a6c ES=016f EDI=00000000 GS=0000.

1)You will need to have the DosBox Turbo app installed on your. 3) Open the 'Windows 95-98-ME' folder and copy and paste these files into. DosBox; MS-DOS Boot Disc; Windows 95 Installation Disc; Hard disk image. Programs from windows 98 to xp but I don't know if it could load in dosbox or not.

Are you installing to an image file? Windows 98 isn't meant to install in DOSbox otherwise. Keep in mind though, that the drivers will all be 16-bit and hence the installation will run very slowly, if at all. If you've still got your heart set on it though, there should be installation guides on the net.

Harakteristika luka lukich hlopov iz revizora. Check the VOGONS forums too, they normally have stuff like that. VP2k7 is a better option, as the posters above have stated, though an older version of VMware Player would do the job as well. Not VirtualBox, it doesn't support Windows 9x too well. It's a bit of a pain in the ar*e, but it's possible. It's a shortened version (with a lot less pics) of a how-to I wrote Last year.

Here's how to: First off: This Guide is not supported by the creators of Dosbox. Dosbox’s main goal is to emulate enough of dos to play dos games, and not Win9x. Also This Guide might or might not work for you. First off things you will need: 1: DOSBox Megabuild6 - For creating the HD 2: Win 98se (that’s what I’ve got) Installation CD 3: WinImage 4: ykhwong's latest build. 6: a dos6 Boot disk 7: some computer knowledge A ) HD creation and setup 1: Install Megabuild6. Type the following command.

Format c: s 4: Once it's finished. Start Winimage and load c.img with it. It should ask what partition to connect, just accept the standard one offered.