![]() ![]() I recommend that you download Opera 9.64 (Opera 10 and above doesn’t support Windows 9x) – Accept everything except for setting up a mail account.I connect through a local area network (LAN).I want to set up my Internet connection manually … or local area network (LAN).Start -> Settings -> Control Panel -> Internet Options -> Connections -> Setup.This will allow you to access the Internet, albeit in a basic and broken way. Take another VM snapshot and call it something like “Display Driver Installed”Ĭonfigure for basic Internet access (NAT).Right click Desktop -> Properties -> Settings now you can select 1600×1200 32bit True Color no problem.I’ve also had issues when the restart didn’t work – if so, restart the VM yourself – no need to go into safe mode, it should boot the second time OK.I’ve had issues trying to change resolution at the same time.Once you return, go back into the settings, and you’ll now see 1600×1200 32bit) ![]() (Strangely, I wasn’t able to pick anything higher than 1024×768, so select that, it’ll make you reboot. Click the monitor model, and select Super VGA 1600×1200.Here you should see Default Monitor on SciTech Display Doctor 7.0.Once back into Windows after the reboot right click Desktop then Properties then Settings.Once the SciTech window returns click the ‘Monitor not selected!’ link and choose SuperVGA 1600×1200, then reboot Windows.SciTech reloads and you’ll see that VESA VBE 2.0 Oracle VM VirtualBox VBE Adapter is now selected.OS will reboot again (remember how annoying this used to be?).Click ‘Disabled’ next to SciTech Display Driver then select SciTech Nucleus Driver and apply. On the HOME page, underneath Current Configuration, there is a section called Active Features.Either register it or start the 21 day trial. OS will restart, when it returns, SciTech Display Doctor will load.Register the Sci-Tech Display driver with either the name/serial in the text file on the mounted ISO, or use:.You should see a CD drive with Sdd7 – double click that then run the scitech-display-doctor-win-7.0 installer – Express installation is fine.Edit Settings of the VM -> Storage -> Add another device to the IDE controller (click the CD with the green plus) and mount the scitech-display-doctor-7.iso file you downloaded earlier.I recommend that you take a snapshot of the VM and call it “BASE INSTALL”.If everything went well, you should see Windows 98 desktop and hear some tragic music.Enter your name and the CD key for Win98SE (DMWRC-T9XP4-GJ2P8-26G66-V9WBB) install will continue.Run through the Windows installer with all the defaults./ie Disables create a boot disk (causes crashing on VBox and 98SE installer).Format the virtual drive using format on the Windows CD.Run fdisk and accept all the defaults to create an 8GB partition on your virtual drive.Boot with option 2 – Start computer with CD-ROM support.Boot with your 98SE ISO mounted (you’ll have to find this yourself). ![]()
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