Check that you can boot the E2B USB drive on your target system - if not then you cannot proceed any further!ģ. Oracle Virtual Box), ensure you configure it for Windows 98, use a small amount of memory for Display VGA memory and not more than 1GB of system memory (RAM). If you wish to try this by using a Virtual Machine (e.g. img image file (you will have to obtain this yourself) - only required if the Win98 ISO is not bootable. (optional) Windows 98 SE 1.44Mb floppy.Windows 98 SE ISO (you will have to obtain this yourself) - the ISO can be bootable (preferred) or non-bootable.
Win98 may not have the correct drivers for your audio, network and graphics devices.Daemon Tools Pro or UltraISO (so you don't lose the boot sectors from the ISO). You will need a utility to delete some folders from inside the Win98SE ISO - e.g.Your target system will need 256MB or more of memory (the ISO contents are copied to RAM) - however, systems with more than 1GB may also cause memory problems.Older system BIOSes may have a 137GB hard disk limit - installing onto a hard disk larger than 137GB may cause problems (also using a USB Hard Disk larger than 137GB may cause problems - E2B will warn you if this is the case) - see here for more details.The target system must have an IDE hard disk drive (SATA drives may not work - set the 'Legacy/IDE' setting in the BIOS setup menu if you have a SATA hard drive fitted - do not use 'AHCI').The target system must be able to boot from a USB drive (Flash or HDD).Please check the following requirements before you begin! The 98/Me browser is very old - most websites will not display correctly in any Win98/Me browser, so internet access is extremely limited!Ĭheck here for a list of compatible mainboards. Before we start however, please remember that Win98 is a very old Operating System and so is quite tricky to install on modern systems.
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