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I have a brand-new (1 month old) Windows 10 laptop computer. I had a Windows 98 virtual machine already installed on my Windows XP home computer for playing some of my older games which weren't compatible with more recent OSs, but now I'd like to install one on my Windows 10 computer too.

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Platform(s): Desktop

Developer(s): Microsoft

Family(s): Windows

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Windows 98 was released to the public on June 25, 1998, the first release was known as the first edition, another update release was released on May 5, 1999 known as the Windows 98 Second Edition. The graphical user interface (icon, color scheme, etc.) of the operating system is similar to Windows 95, but there are many new things in GUI components. Windows 98 Overall, a better and improved version of Windows 95, with bug fixes, performance improvements, web integration, and better hardware support.

In the download menu, 'FE' stands for the first version and 'SE' stands for the second version.

Specification

Available inEnglish, Polish, Danish, French, German, Italian, Korean, Spanish, Swedish and 11 more
CPU Platform(s)IA-32
LicenseCommercial

System requirements

Minimum:

  • Intel 80486DX2 66 MHz CPU or better.
  • 16MB RAM.
  • 500MB disk space.

Installation Instructions for the VirtualBox (application)

To install Windows 98 Second Edition on Virtualbox, follow the steps below:

  1. Download any Windows 98 Second Edition (SE) and 'Windows_98_SE_Boot_Disk_Eng.7z' file from the download section.
  2. Extract 7z files and get ISO files.
  3. Install and open the Virtualbox app on your computer.
  4. Create a new virtual machine with the recommended configuration for Windows 98, or use manual configuration according to system requirements.
  5. Start VM and when it asks to select Host Drive, then select the Windows 98 ISO file extracted in step 2.
  6. Press Start, then go to Virtualbox menu> Devices> Floppy Drives and select Boot Disk ISO Image.
  7. Then go to Virtualbox Menu> Machine, and select Reset.
  8. Follow the on-screen instructions and start your installation.
  9. When the setup is complete, do not forget to remove the floppy drive from the Virtualbox menu.

The product key is not included in the download file, go to the web and search, there are lots of freebies. We do not provide operating system activation keys.

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I have taken a couple of approaches to convert an existing Windows 98 physical machine to run in VMware (I am new to this, BTW). I first tried converting the machine using the remote option but I got an error when it was attempting to install the agent. Next I pulled the hard disk from the PC and put it in the same PC that I plan to run the VM on (WinXP Pro). I used the local machine option and chose the hard disk containing the Windows 98 installation. But the Wizard balked at not being able to find the OS and continuing led to eventual failure. Not one to give up, I downloaded and installed Ghost 10 and successfully built an .sv2i image. However, when I go to build the new vm from this standalone vm using this image I get an error when it tries to detect the operating system (Unable to determine guest operating system) and I cannot continue.

So, I thought Windows 98 was supported in a vm but am I wasting my time in trying to do this?

Thanks

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