Extracting installation files from Windows 95 ISO file move c.img to your working directory, let's say D:\Win95ģ.file c.img was created in the directory where bximage.exe is placed.Run bximage.exe (this is part of Bochs x86 package).S3 Graphics Trio 32/64 (Windows 9X/ME) - I found package called w9520204.zip.Windows 95 - ISO image of installation disk (let's call it WINSTALL.ISO).MS-DOS Boot Disk - I used version 6.22 (file should be named as 622C.IMG).Before we start, you will need the following If you are struggling with anything described below, feel free to ask and I will try to help.ġ. Some basic knowledge of DOSBox commands + configuration and knowledge of RetroPie folders structure is required. This guide is not here to get you through every single click required to achieve the result. Before we start, I want to say Thank You to and - you were very helpful! If you are interested, you can follow my guide below and share any of your knowledge to help us make this thing better. This is only the beginning and I will try to push this "project" even further (run games that require additional drivers, etc.). It boots without any problem, runs DOS games without crashing. Whole purpose of this was to have everything together (with other systems and games in RetroPie). In the end, I managed to put together stable Windows 95 running under DOSBox from Retropie. It was relatively easy task to run it on my Windows 10 dektop, but comepletely different challenge to achieve the same result on RetroPie. I have spent a lot of time (more than I would like to admit) during the last few months trying to make Windows 95 work on RetroPie.
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