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05-18-2009   #31


Windows 7 Enterprise x64 SP1 | Windows 8 build 7989
 
 


Me too, now that I think about it. Since I have the 64bit version installed as well, I suppose that that might be the issue....

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05-19-2009   #32


Windows 7 Professional 64-bit
 
 


Trouble is, you dont get a choice of installers.
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05-19-2009   #33


 
 


I don't think you can even choose which BIT version to run. Although Win95 is less tha 32BIT
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05-19-2009   #34


Windows 7 x64 / Same
 
 


Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by Orbital Shark View Post
I don't think you can even choose which BIT version to run. Although Win95 is less tha 32BIT
Correct. VB automatically adjusts to either 32 or 64 when you begin install. The 32 and 64 bit versions used to be separate, but a few releases ago, VB became just one version.

Perhaps the 32 bit emulates Win 95?...
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10-04-2009   #35


WinXP 32bit
 
 


i installed win95 on virtualbox and now sound, video and network are working. Can somebody help me to configure the network to access to the internet ?

Need DNS and default gateway.

Thanks a lot
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10-19-2009   #36


Windows 7 Professional x86 RTM
 
 


I tried installing Windows 95 but it freezes when setup.exe starts. I think I'll just install Windows NT 4.0 instead.
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10-19-2009   #37


Windows 7 Professional 64-bit
 
 


Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by mp23 View Post
I tried installing Windows 95 but it freezes when setup.exe starts. I think I'll just install Windows NT 4.0 instead.

Make sure Windows 95 machine is highlighted then click on settings. In settings click on system on the left and then click on acceleration tab on the right. Disable VT-x/AMD-V.

Click on system on the left. In the processor tab untick enable pae/nx.

Make sure video memory is 8mb.

Make the hard drive 504mb
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10-19-2009   #38


Windows 7 Professional 64-bit
 
 


Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by TigerCX View Post
i installed win95 on virtualbox and now sound, video and network are working. Can somebody help me to configure the network to access to the internet ?

Need DNS and default gateway.

Thanks a lot
are you saying that your isp doesnt provide you with dns ips? If they do not then try OpenDNS.com.
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10-21-2009   #39


Windows 7 Professional x86 RTM
 
 


Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by swarfega View Post
Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by mp23 View Post
I tried installing Windows 95 but it freezes when setup.exe starts. I think I'll just install Windows NT 4.0 instead.

Make sure Windows 95 machine is highlighted then click on settings. In settings click on system on the left and then click on acceleration tab on the right. Disable VT-x/AMD-V.

Click on system on the left. In the processor tab untick enable pae/nx.

Make sure video memory is 8mb.

Make the hard drive 504mb
The VT-x/AMD-V option in VirtualBox can't be changed or somehow unavailable in the settings page. But when I look over the virtual machine summary, it displays that the feature is "Enabled".
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10-21-2009   #40


Windows 7 Professional 64-bit
 
 


Check bios to see if it needs enabling.
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