This video tutorial shows you the steps to install Windows 95 on a new virtual machine using VMware Workstation 16 Pro on Windows 10. ✅ S U B S C R I B E ► goo.gl/8d0iG9 ✅ Article ► www.sysnettechsolutions.com/en/install-windows-95-vmware/ Creating a New VM: 0:00 Installing Windows 95: 2:10 Installing VMware Tools: 8:50 Installing SVGA Driver: 9:45 Fixing Screen Resolution: 11:20 Copying a File from Host to VM: 12:00 Installing TCP/IP Protocol: 12:40 Installing Windows 95 Drivers (Changing HW Version): 14:45 Installing Chipset Driver: 18:20 Fixing Floppy Disk Controller: 21:20 Installing Audio Driver (Creative Sound Blaster PCI128): 22:45 Fixing Creative Gameport Joystick Driver: 24:40 Adding the USB Controller to Virtual Machine: 25:50 Installing USB Driver (PCI Universal Serial Bus): 26:45 Installing a USB Flash Drive in the Virtual Machine: 29:00 Step 1: First of all, to run a virtual computer on your Windows 10 computer, refer to our VMware 16 Pro installation video tutorial from the link below. Video ➦ www.youtube.com/watch?v=AMo77WFIZD4 Step 2: After installing #VMware Pro, download the Windows 95 ISO file used in this video tutorial from the link below. ➦ bit.ly/DownloadWindows95 Step 3: After downloading the Microsoft Win95 ISO file to your computer, run the VMware virtualization program. Step 4: Click Create a New Virtual Machine from the options on the Workstation Pro's homepage. Step 5: In the New Virtual Machine Wizard window, to configure the virtual machine with more advanced settings, select Custom (Advanced) and click Next. Step 6: In the hardware compatibility window, select the version of Workstation (16.x) installed on your computer and then click the Next button. NOTE: During the driver installation, the hardware version will be set to 5.x. Step 7: In the guest operating system selection window to prepare the VM first, select the I will install the operating system later option and click Next. Step 8: Select "Windows 95" in the Guest Operating System window and click Next. Step 9: In the Name and Platform window, type a name for the old Microsoft system and choose a location on your external hard drive for the installation location or use the default location. Step 10: In the Firmware Type window, select BIOS for Win95 and continue. Step 11: In the Processor window, set 1 processor and 1 core number for the Win95 virtual machine and continue. Step 12: In the Memory window, select 512 MB, which is the maximum size of RAM that #Windows95 can support. Step 13: In the Network Type window, if you want to use a different IP block than your host's IP block, select the NAT network type and continue. Step 14: In the I/O Controller Types window, select the Paravirtualized SCSI disk controller and click Next. Step 15: Select the IDE disk type in the Select a Disk Type window and click Next. Step 16: In the Select a Disk window, select Create a New Virtual Disk and click Next to create a new disk for a clean operating system installation. Step 17: In the Specify Disk Capacity window, configure the size of the virtual disk for Win95 and check the Store virtual disk option to back up as a single file type instead of multiple files on your host and continue. Step 18: After creating a new virtual machine for Win95, add the ISO file you downloaded to your computer to the virtual machine. Step 19: Run the VM by clicking the Power on this virtual machine button and execute the fdisk command in the command line. Then, confirm the large disk usage and when the Fixed Disk Setup Program opens, first press Enter on the "Create DOS Partition or Logical DOS Drive" option and then press Enter on "Create Primary DOS Partition". Step 20: Restart the VM after confirming the maximum size for Primary DOS Partition. In the meantime, press ESC and boot the VM from CD-ROM. Step 21: Go to C drive in the command line and create the WIN95 folder there. Then copy the WIN95 system files from the Windows image file to the folder you created on the C drive. Step 22: Finally, after executing the Setup command, install the Windows 95 system and click on VM / Install VMware Tools. When the setup wizard opens, click Next and then select the setup type as Complete, and restart your VM for the changes to take effect. ─────────────RECOMMENDED PRODUCT───────────── Building Virtual Machine Labs ➦ bit.ly/BuildingVirtualMachineLabs ───────────────RELATED VIDEOS─────────────── ➊ How to Install Windows XP on VMware ➦ www.youtube.com/watch?v=5YaXJvlxNZ8 ➋ How to Install Windows 98 on VMware ➦ www.youtube.com/watch?v=D2VUaJsnZWA ➌ How to Install Windows Me on VMware ➦ www.youtube.com/watch?v=z2FvyrU73uI ➍ How to Install Windows 10 Pro 20H2 on VMware ➦ www.youtube.com/watch?v=oUPYvdPOCRQ ➎ How to Install Windows 7 on VMware ➦ www.youtube.com/watch?v=QKIvQ_L4mMI ███████████████████████████████████████████

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