#780327 - 01/11/12 09:35 PM
Re: virtual pc
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Can you post an image of that? Virtual PC requires an operating system. Did you install one? no when i put sys c in and it says it. "SYS C" is a command that can only be entered after the hard drive has been formatted. Did you format the virtual drive?
Edited by InlandAZ (01/11/12 09:37 PM)
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#780330 - 01/11/12 09:39 PM
Re: virtual pc
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window 95 from hard drive. So, you installed Virtual PC and then installed Windows 95? By default it will go to My Documents/My Virtual Machines - is that where it is?
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#780336 - 01/11/12 09:55 PM
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no virtual 2004 sp1, and no it didn't, i was follow steve virtual pc fag. Point me to the instructions you're using (he has these: Metzo's setup ) - and tell me what step you are on.
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#780344 - 01/11/12 10:23 PM
Re: virtual pc
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it won't let me use format c. Was FDISK successful?
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#780345 - 01/11/12 10:43 PM
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#780432 - 01/12/12 11:13 AM
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yes and i forgot to unzip my images drivers, which i did now i get parameter format not correct, it went with the new machine , it says drive img, and i only have vnd drive img, and i have laptop hotflix which i didn't install. What are images drivers?
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#780437 - 01/12/12 11:28 AM
Re: virtual pc
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i am calling the new virtual hard disk the drivers, and n14 has drivers and i have a precompacter, which i ran . now i have to run a disk wizard, which both are not in the fag, and i had to use bitzapper to extract files, there is nothing about extracting files, and starting over and adjusting the ram didn't help i still get format c not correct please help, i am not running it in full screen and , i it won't let me format, and i have to put dosadd, and i have to install dos in the machine, because it says shared folder not install.
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#781615 - 01/18/12 09:40 AM
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#781632 - 01/18/12 10:53 AM
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i am calling the new virtual hard disk the drivers, and n14 has drivers and i have a precompacter, which i ran . now i have to run a disk wizard, which both are not in the fag, and i had to use bitzapper to extract files, there is nothing about extracting files, and starting over and adjusting the ram didn't help i still get format c not correct please help, i am not running it in full screen and , i it won't let me format, and i have to put dosadd, and i have to install dos in the machine, because it says shared folder not install. Let's start at the beginning here, and get on a level playing field - let's go through each step one at a time. From Metzo's FA "Q" Q. How do I install Windows 95 on a virtual machine? A. Installing Windows 95 in a virtual machine is a slightly more involved process than installing Windows 98, in that Windows 95 will not boot from the CD. You must have a bootable Windows 95 floppy. But not to fear. Even if you don't have a floppy drive in your PC, like in the case of a laptop, we can get you through this. As a matter of fact (AAMOF) we're going to make this the same experience, floppy or not. Just save this win95b.img file to your XP hard drive. Then we are almost ready to 'boot' and install Windows 95 in a virtual machine. You will need to create a new virtual machine first, if you haven't already done so. See Q. How do I create a virtual machine?, substituting in '95' for '98'. To install Windows 95 in this virtual machine:
Insert the Windows 95 CD in your CD/DVD drive On the Virtual PC console, select the virtual machine you have created for Windows 95 and hit the Start button The first time you bring up this new virtual machine, you get the following error message:
Reboot and Select proper Boot device or Insert Boot Media in selected Boot device
Not so fast. First, while we're here, we capture the CD for subsequent reboots. On the virtual machine menu: CD -> Use Physical Drive D: (or whatever the letter is of your CD-ROM drive) Then, we capture the win95b.img file from where ever you saved it to on your XP hard drive via: Floppy -> Capture Floppy Disk Image... Now reboot the virtual machine via: Action -> Ctrl+Alt+Del Your virtual machine should boot off the floppy image, and you eventually wind up at the A:\> prompt :-) For future reference, note which drive letter the CD-ROM has been mapped to. Mine was R: (you see something like: Drive R: = Driver BANANA unit 0)Did you download and mount the win95b.img file inside Virtual PC?
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#781710 - 01/18/12 02:23 PM
Re: virtual pc
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i did it again and above is all it say it even say file not found. Is it booting from the floppy iamge? Do you see (from the FA "Q" (not g) - Your virtual machine should boot off the floppy image, and you eventually wind up at the A:\> prompt :-) For future reference, note which drive letter the CD-ROM has been mapped to. Mine was R: (you see something like: Drive R: = Driver BANANA unit 0)If not, poimt me to the image file you downloaded. I'll take a look at it.
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#781716 - 01/18/12 03:00 PM
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Since many newer machines may not have the benefit of a floppy disk built into their tower, you would have to create an "image" of a floppy boot disc if you wish to have Windows 95, as this OS will not boot off the CD. Here is a free program FloppyImage152 that will extract an image from a floppy that you can capture with VPC. But don't forget to check "Create compatible IMG files" in settings. i did everything steve says to do, and til i get to format it doesn't work,but i found this.
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#781732 - 01/18/12 04:02 PM
Re: virtual pc
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Since many newer machines may not have the benefit of a floppy disk built into their tower, you would have to create an "image" of a floppy boot disc if you wish to have Windows 95, as this OS will not boot off the CD. Here is a free program FloppyImage152 that will extract an image from a floppy that you can capture with VPC. But don't forget to check "Create compatible IMG files" in settings.i did everything steve says to do, and til i get to format it doesn't work,but i found this. Delete your current Virtual machine and create a new one using the image file below - Windows95b.img (select Diskette Images, windows95b.img) Once the VM is defined, start it and press Floppy (on the action bar) - select "Capture Floppy Disk Image". Peruse to the location you downloaded the file above and then select "Action, Reset". It will remember the floppy mount until you release it (which you'll need to do once you've installed Windows). From that point follow Steve's FAQ... Don't skip past any steps. Edit - By the way, I don't find any reference the the above quote (from you) in Steve's FAQ. Please use this one - Virtual PC 2007 FAQ By Steve Metzler (Last updated: 3rd July, 2008)
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