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Thanks for info Frodo. So I've installed WinImage and created a floppy disk image (.vfd) which is selected for Floppy Device 0:I've also selected IDE Secondary Master: CD/DVD Host Drive 'E:' as the source for my Windows 95 CD.When I run VM the disk is formatted by WinImage. However, I get the following message:No Systemdisk. Booting from harddisk.Cannot load from harddiskInsert Systemdisk and press any key.I've tried re-inserting the Windows 95 cd and pressing a key but am left with the same message.I'm obviously missing a step here. Any ideas?Thanks for your help.

Posts: 6 Joined: 3. Jun 2015, 00:21. I've created an image file (.ima) directly from my floppy disk on my old computer. I had to guess a bit as to how to do it, couldn't find any detailed help.

The steps I took were:1. Image - Inject a folder3. Selected floppy disk - Saved As.ima file.4. Copied ima file to my new computer5.

In VirtualBox I have created a virtual disk6. Settings - StorageController: IDE - Windows 95.vdi and Host Drive 'E:' (my cd rom drive)Controller: Floppy - Win95BootDisk.IMA (the.ima file on my new computer hard drive)7. Settings - System - I have Floppy checked as first boot order, CD/DVD checked as second and Hard Disk as thirdWhen I click Start I still get the same message shown in my previous post.Any help appreciated Posts: 6 Joined: 3. Jun 2015, 00:21. Your floppy disk image file must be a true raw image.

There are some image file types that may include extra data along with the image itself, and these will fail in these contexts.Use a.img file, and check its file size. It must be exactly 1,474,560 bytes - anything else and it is not a true image. (I don't know WinImage, so I can't tell you how to use it.)If you cannot create one easily, there are many copies available on the web - just Google something sensible. Since you actually have the CD, which includes the disk image within itself (though you can't get at it yet) you won't be breaching any copyright.A few things to note with running Windows 95 in VirtualBox:. There are two different versions of Windows 95.

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(Actually there are more than two, but there are two principal ones.) There is the original and there is the OSR2 (OEM) version. Each has its own start-up floppy. If you are using the original, then it will only use FAT16, which means you need to reduce the hard disk size to no more than 512Mb before starting - default is 2Gb. If you have OSR2, then you can use a larger hard disk, provided you select to use 'large disk support' (which is not the default) when running FDISK. It runs more reliably with VT-x turned off, in my esperience. The 'Bear Windows' video driver, though designed for Win 98, will work with Win 95 too and give a variety of screen sizes and colour depths.Posts: 291 Joined: 25. Aug 2011, 19:17 Primary OS: MS Windows 10 VBox Version: PUEL Guest OSses: MS Windows (several versions); DOS.

Thanks for info. I've checked my image file and it is exactly 1,474,560 bytes.My Windows 95 CD is dated August 1996 so I assume it's not the original FAT 16 version. Also, a setup.txt file makes reference to not using a previous setup floppy as it would be FAT 16 and not work.I have a question on boot order.

Since my image files were from a floppy I've assumed my first boot order should be a floppy drive even though the image files are actually on my hard drive, i.e. VB still regards the image files as being on a floppy disk. Is this correct.Thanks, Posts: 6 Joined: 3.

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Jun 2015, 00:21. TedN wrote:I have a question on boot order. Since my image files were from a floppy I've assumed my first boot order should be a floppy drive even though the image files are actually on my hard drive, i.e.

VB still regards the image files as being on a floppy disk. Is this correct.Yes. It doesn't matter where the image files are, from the guest's perspective you have a floppy disk, a hard disk, and a CD-ROM (probably), even though from your's host's point of view these are all files on the hard disk.

So as with a physical Win 95 machine you need to have the floppy as the first in the boot sequence, then once the main system has been loaded onto the hard disk 'remove' the floppy image.It still sounds like there must be something wrong with your floppy disk image.BTW, once you have got the floppy to boot, don't try to install Windows 95 from 'Host drive E:'. Make a.iso image of the CD and use that instead. Indeed, with Windows 95 I find it best, once you have partitioned and formatted the virtual hard disk, to create a directory on it called WIN95, copy all files from the WIN95 directory on the (virtual) CD to this hard disk directory, and run SETUP.EXE from there.As michaln has pointed out, Windows 95 is buggy.

It will often freeze on shutdown, or fail to boot properly. (For some reason I have never worked out, if it freezes in the middle of the boot sequence, it can sometimes be persuaded to restart by moving the mouse pointer round and round in circles. Sometimes you have to do this through most of the boot sequence.)All in all, it is not the easiest system to get working properly in VirtualBox. Posts: 291 Joined: 25. Aug 2011, 19:17 Primary OS: MS Windows 10 VBox Version: PUEL Guest OSses: MS Windows (several versions); DOS. TedN wrote:One question: is there any way to change the resolution. It seems to be stuck on 640 x 480.

I've tried enabling Video Capture and making changes there but nothing happens. I can make the Windows 98 screen larger but the resolution is too low.You need a VESA driver. There is one produced by 'Bear Windows' which I have used for some time, and which is referred to in the tutorials. The most recent (2014) version does the job well (apart from DOS command-line boxes). This gives up to 32-bit colour with screen sizes up to 1600x1200px. (It also speeds up the operation of Windows 98 considerably.)However, the tutorials refer to a website that no longer exists.

(It might come back; who knows?) At the moment the driver is available from. (In the table click on one of the '?' links in the top row. These are mirrors hosting the driver, except that the first one appears to be dead.)Once you have got this going then, providing you are using 98SE, there are a number of other enhancements you can make to the installation for ease of use. You don't have Guest Additions, but you can set up mouse integration in a way that is almost as good. You can also install a USB stick and use it to transfer files between host and guest, if you don't want to go to the trouble of setting up a network (though the latter isn't difficult either).

Posts: 291 Joined: 25. Aug 2011, 19:17 Primary OS: MS Windows 10 VBox Version: PUEL Guest OSses: MS Windows (several versions); DOS.

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For example, previously one of the images available is IE6 on Windows XP, which no longer available now.Download the free Windows virtual machines from.The download is in ZIP package, which should be extracted to reveal the virtual machine configuration file and virtual hard disk that can be opened by supported virtualization platform.Though the virtual machines are free and pre-activated (no product key is required), one caveat is that these virtual machines expire after 90 days. If you intend to continue using the virtual machine for more than 90 days, Microsoft recommendes that you take a snapshot or checkpoint when you first install the virtual machine which you can roll back to later. It also means that you cannot save any data inside the virtual machine or risk losing when you go back to earlier snapshot.

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Thanks for info Frodo. So I've installed WinImage and created a floppy disk image (.vfd) which is selected for Floppy Device 0:I've also selected IDE Secondary Master: CD/DVD Host Drive 'E:' as the source for my Windows 95 CD.When I run VM the disk is formatted by WinImage. However, I get the following message:No Systemdisk. Booting from harddisk.Cannot load from harddiskInsert Systemdisk and press any key.I've tried re-inserting the Windows 95 cd and pressing a key but am left with the same message.I'm obviously missing a step here. Any ideas?Thanks for your help.

Posts: 6 Joined: 3. Jun 2015, 00:21. I've created an image file (.ima) directly from my floppy disk on my old computer. I had to guess a bit as to how to do it, couldn't find any detailed help.

The steps I took were:1. Image - Inject a folder3. Selected floppy disk - Saved As.ima file.4. Copied ima file to my new computer5.

In VirtualBox I have created a virtual disk6. Settings - StorageController: IDE - Windows 95.vdi and Host Drive 'E:' (my cd rom drive)Controller: Floppy - Win95BootDisk.IMA (the.ima file on my new computer hard drive)7. Settings - System - I have Floppy checked as first boot order, CD/DVD checked as second and Hard Disk as thirdWhen I click Start I still get the same message shown in my previous post.Any help appreciated Posts: 6 Joined: 3. Jun 2015, 00:21. Your floppy disk image file must be a true raw image.

There are some image file types that may include extra data along with the image itself, and these will fail in these contexts.Use a.img file, and check its file size. It must be exactly 1,474,560 bytes - anything else and it is not a true image. (I don't know WinImage, so I can't tell you how to use it.)If you cannot create one easily, there are many copies available on the web - just Google something sensible. Since you actually have the CD, which includes the disk image within itself (though you can't get at it yet) you won't be breaching any copyright.A few things to note with running Windows 95 in VirtualBox:. There are two different versions of Windows 95.

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(Actually there are more than two, but there are two principal ones.) There is the original and there is the OSR2 (OEM) version. Each has its own start-up floppy. If you are using the original, then it will only use FAT16, which means you need to reduce the hard disk size to no more than 512Mb before starting - default is 2Gb. If you have OSR2, then you can use a larger hard disk, provided you select to use 'large disk support' (which is not the default) when running FDISK. It runs more reliably with VT-x turned off, in my esperience. The 'Bear Windows' video driver, though designed for Win 98, will work with Win 95 too and give a variety of screen sizes and colour depths.Posts: 291 Joined: 25. Aug 2011, 19:17 Primary OS: MS Windows 10 VBox Version: PUEL Guest OSses: MS Windows (several versions); DOS.

Thanks for info. I've checked my image file and it is exactly 1,474,560 bytes.My Windows 95 CD is dated August 1996 so I assume it's not the original FAT 16 version. Also, a setup.txt file makes reference to not using a previous setup floppy as it would be FAT 16 and not work.I have a question on boot order.

Since my image files were from a floppy I've assumed my first boot order should be a floppy drive even though the image files are actually on my hard drive, i.e. VB still regards the image files as being on a floppy disk. Is this correct.Thanks, Posts: 6 Joined: 3.

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Jun 2015, 00:21. TedN wrote:I have a question on boot order. Since my image files were from a floppy I've assumed my first boot order should be a floppy drive even though the image files are actually on my hard drive, i.e.

VB still regards the image files as being on a floppy disk. Is this correct.Yes. It doesn't matter where the image files are, from the guest's perspective you have a floppy disk, a hard disk, and a CD-ROM (probably), even though from your's host's point of view these are all files on the hard disk.

So as with a physical Win 95 machine you need to have the floppy as the first in the boot sequence, then once the main system has been loaded onto the hard disk 'remove' the floppy image.It still sounds like there must be something wrong with your floppy disk image.BTW, once you have got the floppy to boot, don't try to install Windows 95 from 'Host drive E:'. Make a.iso image of the CD and use that instead. Indeed, with Windows 95 I find it best, once you have partitioned and formatted the virtual hard disk, to create a directory on it called WIN95, copy all files from the WIN95 directory on the (virtual) CD to this hard disk directory, and run SETUP.EXE from there.As michaln has pointed out, Windows 95 is buggy.

It will often freeze on shutdown, or fail to boot properly. (For some reason I have never worked out, if it freezes in the middle of the boot sequence, it can sometimes be persuaded to restart by moving the mouse pointer round and round in circles. Sometimes you have to do this through most of the boot sequence.)All in all, it is not the easiest system to get working properly in VirtualBox. Posts: 291 Joined: 25. Aug 2011, 19:17 Primary OS: MS Windows 10 VBox Version: PUEL Guest OSses: MS Windows (several versions); DOS. TedN wrote:One question: is there any way to change the resolution. It seems to be stuck on 640 x 480.

I've tried enabling Video Capture and making changes there but nothing happens. I can make the Windows 98 screen larger but the resolution is too low.You need a VESA driver. There is one produced by 'Bear Windows' which I have used for some time, and which is referred to in the tutorials. The most recent (2014) version does the job well (apart from DOS command-line boxes). This gives up to 32-bit colour with screen sizes up to 1600x1200px. (It also speeds up the operation of Windows 98 considerably.)However, the tutorials refer to a website that no longer exists.

(It might come back; who knows?) At the moment the driver is available from. (In the table click on one of the '?' links in the top row. These are mirrors hosting the driver, except that the first one appears to be dead.)Once you have got this going then, providing you are using 98SE, there are a number of other enhancements you can make to the installation for ease of use. You don't have Guest Additions, but you can set up mouse integration in a way that is almost as good. You can also install a USB stick and use it to transfer files between host and guest, if you don't want to go to the trouble of setting up a network (though the latter isn't difficult either).

Posts: 291 Joined: 25. Aug 2011, 19:17 Primary OS: MS Windows 10 VBox Version: PUEL Guest OSses: MS Windows (several versions); DOS.

Looking to set up and deploy a virtual machine of Windows 7, Windows 8.1 and/or Windows 10 quickly? Microsoft has various virtual machines running either Windows 7, Windows 8.1 or Windows 10 available for free download. These virtual machines, when opened or imported into a compatible virtualization software, can be booted up without any further configuration for instant usage of Windows operating system.The main purpose for Microsoft to provide the VMs of various Windows operating systems for free download is for web developers to test their sites on Microsoft Edge and versions of IE8 (Internet Explorer 8) through IE11 (Internet Explorer 11). These versions of Microsoft Edge and Internet Explorer web browsers are available in different versions of Windows OS, hence Windows 7, Windows 8.1 and Windows 10 VMs are made available for free download.The virtual machines are available for multiple virtualization platforms, even though not all virtual machines are available in all platforms.

The Windows 7, Windows 8.1 and Windows 10 virtual machines are available in the following virtualization formats:. VirtualBox.

Vagrant. Hyper-V. Virtual PC.

VMware. ParallelsCurrently, the following Windows operating system with web browser image combos are available.

IE8 on Windows 7. IE9 on Windows 7. IE10 on Windows 7. IE11 on Windows 7. IE11 on Windows 8.1. Microsoft Edge on Windows 10 Stable (14.14393). Microsoft Edge on Windows 10 Preview (15.15063)The list of images supported will change as new version of Microsoft Edge and Windows OS available.

For example, previously one of the images available is IE6 on Windows XP, which no longer available now.Download the free Windows virtual machines from.The download is in ZIP package, which should be extracted to reveal the virtual machine configuration file and virtual hard disk that can be opened by supported virtualization platform.Though the virtual machines are free and pre-activated (no product key is required), one caveat is that these virtual machines expire after 90 days. If you intend to continue using the virtual machine for more than 90 days, Microsoft recommendes that you take a snapshot or checkpoint when you first install the virtual machine which you can roll back to later. It also means that you cannot save any data inside the virtual machine or risk losing when you go back to earlier snapshot.