Once you get it just boot your puter with it, write 'Format C:' then wait untill the process is done and use DOS to start the setup by typing the letter of your CD/DVD drive.Something like 'D:'(if your CD/DVD has the D letter) and type 'dir' to view all the files and look for the setup.
If you´re using Win98 or XP you can go to your computer and right click the Floppy disk and under properties there´s a option to make a Bootable disk. At least thats how we did it back in the days.
#Windows 95 virtualbox image install#
Maybe this could help to change the image of itanyways what you need to install Win95 is not a Bootable CD but a Bootable floppy disk. So forget about it and just work on your app design and rename it. If you take in mind how many people are really using Win95 nowdays you will realize there is probably a very small amount of persons using it and i doubt they will ever use your app so it´s useless and pointless to care about an old OS like win95 and even win98. The thing is S.T.A.R.S for some reasons care about compatibility of the app he´s developing which to me is a nice thing but i think(Seriously S.T.A.R.S) that its not necessary anymore to care about those OS.
#Windows 95 virtualbox image software#
I am going to assume stars has a license for windows 95, in this case it would be legal to download it, since you are paying for the license not the software itself in most ms operating systems.and i specifically remember hearing someone say (on this forum) related to one of ms's operating systems that this was the case.and im going to take a wild stab in the dark here stars, and say to try burning the boot disk and see if that works.and this may be helpfull (not read it fully myself but hell)another more important question, does your hardware have windows 95 drivers? I am going to assume stars has a license for windows 95, in this case it would be legal to download it, since you are paying for the license not the software itself in most ms operating systems.and i specifically remember hearing someone say (on this forum) related to one of ms's operating systems that this was the case.and im going to take a wild stab in the dark here stars, and say to try burning the boot disk and see if that works.and this may be helpfull (not read it fully myself but hell)another more important question, does your hardware have windows 95 drivers? Windows 3.11 Vmware Image
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