Copy the Bootdisk.img file to your Win95 folder. img files Bootdisk.img and 21 numbered Disk*.img files. Next, you'll need to use 7-Zip or WinRAR to extract the files in the Windows 95 installation diskette archive.
#Instal windows on dosbox install#
You don't need to install WinImage, though you will need to unzip it somewhere, like your desktop. Presumably you already have DOSBox 0.74 or newer installed, so you'll want to install DOSBox MEGABUILD6 alongside it, as well as the 7-Zip archiver. Next, you'll want to install all of the programs you downloaded if you haven't already. Save your changes and then close the configuration file. Change this so that it reads machine=vgaonly instead. To change it to VGA mode, find the section in your configuration file labelled, and underneath that, the variable machine=svga_s3. I like to do this, but SVGA mode is more modern. Optionally, you can change the graphics mode to VGA instead of SVGA. Underneath this, you want to find these two variables:Ĭhange them so that they say this instead: Open your DOSBox configuration file again, and find the section labelled. The next thing you want to do is to configure DOSBox so that it can run Windows 95 properly. You should see a blue text editor open in DOSBox.
Now, try launching DOSBox and then run the command edit. Then, copy the EDIT.COM file into your Win95 folder. Mount A "C:\Users\your username\Desktop\Win95" Underneath this block of text, add the off # Lines in this section will be run at startup. To do this, open your DOSBox configuration file, then scroll to the very bottom. Next, you need to configure DOSBox to work within this folder. A copy of the Windows 95 installation diskette setįirst, you need to create an environment to work in within DOSBox.Ĭreate a new folder on your desktop and name it Win95.
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