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Windows 98 2nd edition on EbayLink:Software NeededVirtualboxWindows 98 Boot Disk IMGorWindows 98 CDGo to buy one if you don't have it, they should sell copies of it on Amazon and ebay.Scitech Display Doctor 7Procedure:1. Download and install VirtualBox.2. Create a Virtual Machine of Windows 983. Setup the memory, and hard drive space.4. Go to settings and setup the parameters for the video card.
Mount the boot disk.5. Start Windows 98 Virtual Machine.6. Boot into the Windows 98 Boot disk.7. Type 'FDISK'.8. Partition the hard drive. Just click ok on everything.9.
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Restart the computer.10. Reboot into Windows 98 boot disk.11. Type 'Format c:' to format the hard drive.12. Mount the Windows 98 ISO or the physical disk into the optical drive.13.
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Hi, is there ANY VM Additions for Windows 95, 98, ME and 2000 for Oracle VirtualBox around? Because i would really like to migrate all of my old systems from Microsoft Virtual PC 2007 to VirtualBox, but i heard that there are no VM Additions for those OS. When you are prompted, click Yes to install the Guest Additions. The VirtualBox Guest Additions Setup wizard is displayed in a new window. Click the Next button to move though the various steps of the wizard. Accept all the default settings and then click Install to install the Guest Additions. An easy way to get files in and out of a Win98 VM in VirtualBox To get stuff into a Win98 virtual machine running in VirtualBox on a Linux host, VirtualBox shared folders are (as I understand it) not an option because there are no ‘Guest Additions’ for Win98.
Go to the CD drive. For me, it is R drive.R:cdwin98setup /nm /is14. Windows installation will start.15. Windows will reset during the installation process. Turn off the Windows 98 Virtual Machine and eject the Windows 98 boot disk.16. Start Windows 98 Virtual machine again, and this will complete the Windows 98 installation.17. Windows will start.18.
Shutdown Windows.19. Download Scitech Display Doctor 7 fromAfter you finish downloading, you will get a ISO file.20. Start Virtualbox. Select Virtual Machine Windows 98.21. Go to settings and mount the Scitech Display Doctor 7 iso file into the optical drive.22.
Start Windows 98 Virtual Machine.23. Go into Windows 98, and go to computers. Then, select the optical disk, or D drive.24. Install Scitech Display Doctor 7 program.25.
Windows will restart after the installation. If the computer hangs, juts do a hard reset.26.
Boot back into Windows 98. Run the Scitech Display Doctor 7 program. Go to 'Properties' and select display. Select a resolution setting.27.
Java version 8 update 101. Go to 'Home' and select 'Active Features'. Enable 'Scitech Display Drive'. Select Scitech Nucleus Driver and click on apply.28. Windows will restart.29.
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If Windows hangs, do a hard reset.30. Boot into Windows 98.31.
Go to settings- Control panel- Display32. Change the resolution and color settings.You may be able to find the registration code for Scitech Display Driver 7 on Google.Virtualbox does not have 3d acceleration support, and left to itself it doesn't even have basic video card drivers.
You definitely could not play any games with its current configuration. There is a solution for it however.
You can download the Scitech Display 7 Doctor software which gives you a proper vga driver. One that has more than 16 colors at 640 x 480. It can give you 32 bit colors, and a resolution of 1280 x 1024 which is enough for any non-3d accelerated game. VirtualBox isn't as demanding as PCEM which is a Dos/Windows 95/98 emulator.
This would make it ideal for playing non-3d accelerated games.Furthermore, Virtualbox Windows 98 has optical disk support, and this is better than Dosbox Windows 98. I still prefer the PCEM emulator even though it requires steep hardware requirements, because it can do more things than Dosbox Windows 98 or VirtualBox Windows 98.You might be worried about the 21 day expiration date for Scitech Display Doctor 7 software, but the registration key and username is out there. Just Google it, I guarantee you will find it, but I couldn't put it on the video or I might get in trouble. Scitech Display Doctor 7 is a defunct company, the company doesn't have a website and it doesn't exist anymore. People did put it on Google drive and other places where you can download it.Pros: Using Windows 98 on Virtual Box is fast.Cons: Lack of driver support for 3d accelerators, lack of drivers for video cards, no CD audio sounds when playing games, and it is less stable than PCEM emulator.
Guest Additions installs on the guest system and includes device drivers and system applications that optimize performance of the machine. Launch the guest OS in VirtualBox and click on Devices and Install Guest Additions.The AutoPlay window opens on the guest OS and click on the Run VBox Windows Additions executable.Click yes when the UAC screen comes up.Now simply follow through the installation wizard.During the installation wizard you can choose the Direct3D acceleration if you would like it. Remember this is going to take up more of your Host OS’s resources and is still experimental possibly making the guest unstable.When the installation starts you will need to allow the Sun display adapters to be installed.After everything has completed a reboot is required.Install Guest Additions for UbuntuNote: For this section we are using version 3.0.2 on Ubuntu 8.10 (32-bit) version.If you have Ubuntu running in a virtual machine installing the Guest Additions is easy as well.