Time Traveling: How to Set Up Windows 98 on VMware Workstation with Sound

In this informative video, we guide you through the step-by-step process of setting up Windows 98 on VMware Workstation. Discover how to create a virtual machine, install the operating system, and optimize settings for optimal performance. Whether you're nostalgic or want to explore the classic OS, this tutorial is perfect for both beginners and advanced users. Join us now and unlock the secrets of running Windows 98 on VMware Workstation!

In this video, we will guide you on setting up Windows 98 on VMware Workstation. Windows 98 is an older operating system that may still be useful for running certain applications or games. To begin, make sure you have VMware Workstation installed on your computer. If not, download and install it from the official website.

Once VMware Workstation is ready, open the program and click on Create a New Virtual Machine. Select Typical as the configuration type and click Next. Now, choose the ISO file of the Windows 98 installation disk and proceed by clicking Next. On the next screen, select Windows 95 as the guest operating system and name your virtual machine accordingly. Set the amount of RAM you want to allocate for Windows 98; generally, 256 MB should suffice. Finally, choose a location to save your virtual machine files and click Finish.

[exxor]

I came for the help, stayed for the chill atmosphere. Thanks so much for the video! I got Windows 98 running through the latest VMWare Workstation version on Windows 10, running a Ryzen 7 5700X.

[mehdihalla]

thank you for sharing this video.
i have a tib image from my old system that has windows 98, i converted it to vhdx and then to vmdk, and with that vmdk file, i create a new virtual machine, and when boot it, It say "Missing operating system".. Do your solution fix this problem?

[hyper]

Great video, however I have installed windows 98 in VMware but cannot get the internet to work for the life of me