Get an old computer with Windows 9x on it then.

There is no tutorial for a "stable" 9x on DOSBox because there is no "stable" 9x on DOSBox.

Everything you need to know has already been stated in the other thread.

do you really want to go to all the hassle, there arnt that many windows games that run well in win9x but dont in later o/s 's

your more likely to come across the 16bit installer problem (with xp/vista/7 64bit) for that your best using virtuall pc to install them and copy the folder over to win7

Davros wrote:

do you really want to go to all the hassle, there arnt that many windows games that run well in win9x but dont in later o/s 's

If it means bragging and condescending to console people making them jealous by showing off my superiority by running a unstable Win95 on a hacked Wii in an unorthodox way by a emulator that doesn't really support that (ignorant of qemu, bochs, vmware and everything else) just to rack up all the attention visits on Youtube helped by the brainless news journalists on Kotaku, then maybe

I don't get the motivation to Win95 in DOSBox, it's horribly unstable and you don't even get a CD-ROM device to play the majority of the games released for Win95.

I don't get the motivation to Win95 in DOSBox, it's horribly unstable and you don't even get a CD-ROM device to play the majority of the games released for Win95.

For me I'd love to get it stable on Dosbox with CD-Rom support, since Dosbox has superb hardware support and is quite fast 😀

leileilol wrote:

you don't even get a CD-ROM device to play the majority of the games released for Win95.

You can install daemon tools in dosbox.

Dominus wrote:

I don't get the motivation to Win95 in DOSBox, it's horribly unstable and you don't even get a CD-ROM device to play the majority of the games released for Win95.

For me I'd love to get it stable on Dosbox with CD-Rom support, since Dosbox has superb hardware support and is quite fast 😀

Maybe I'm missing something butteh...have you ever considered installing 9x on Virtual PC?

Edit: I missed the part about hardware support. Hardware support in VPC isn't one of it's strong points, but atleast it'll support a cdrom 😉

robertmo wrote:

leileilol wrote:

you don't even get a CD-ROM device to play the majority of the games released for Win95.

You can install daemon tools in dosbox.

Yes but with default dosbox imgmount image being limited to 500something MB that is not much of help... 🙁

all my hdd images are 2GB and work in official dosbox 0.74 😀

Most 9x games work fine on even 7 x64. The biggest issue I run into is typically old 16-bit installers. 3D 9x games won't work correctly in any emulator, not even the ones with the very basic 3D support.

I'm not sure if Virtualbox will run 9x, but it will run XP and that wil cover almost every 9x 2D game ever made. This gets Linux and Mac people their Windows that they ran away from.

Hello again, it's me again to tell you that my program is not 16 bit but 32 bit and when it is run on Windows 2000, XP, Vista and 7 it closes with some game mode and switch back to Windows, c is very painful as bug!

If there is a specific program you want to run, perhaps you should tell us what it is.

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