is there a windows 95 emulator that takes disks

Leveraging Emscripten and DOSBox, the browser-based version of the operating system was built by student Andrea Faulds, who was born a year before Windows 95. After the wait time is over, revelers will be treated to this nostalgic tune – now all that's missing is an AOL disk with 500 free hours. IBetaTosh wrote:Today, I downloaded a iso of Windows 95 from BetaArchive (Not from the MSDN Compilation, the one in the PC98 folder in the Operating Systems (Abandonware) folder), and the provider said that it works for Anex86.Ĭurrently i need to find out how to FDISK it and format it, and i am using Neko Project II.Be warned: it takes roughly ten minutes for the Windows 95 port to load into a browser. I have seen yksoft1 and roytam1 with the OS installed, so if you show up on this thread, please post a working tutorial for installing the OS (that I can understand (images, text, etc.) )! I did create the partition from the bootdisk in the rar file along with the iso and run setup from there, but it tells me the error on, on, and again.Ĭan somebody tell me how to to get this version of Windows 95 running? I made sure the partition is fat16, but it didnt still install as the message still shows up. If you have LANtastic server or SuperStor compression, disable it before running Setup.'

If you have HPFS or Windows NT file system, you must create an MS-DOS boot partition. I get a SU-0013 error telling me that (translation) 'Setup could not create files on your startup drive and cannot set up Windows. And I typed in setup.exe from Windows 95. So I copied the files into the drive as soon as I fdisk'd and formatted the drive. I popped it up with a created disk file from the emulator, but I dont know how to get the CD working, and I tried everything with the software, but I dont know where is an DOS disk image with CD support that works with the emulator (Anex86). Today, I downloaded a iso of Windows 95 from BetaArchive (Not from the MSDN Compilation, the one in the PC98 folder in the Operating Systems (Abandonware) folder), and the provider said that it works for Anex86.

Is there a windows 95 emulator that takes disks