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| Posted : | Monday, August 22nd, 2005 05:02:31 AM |
| By : | ssjgl2 |
| Installing Win 3.11 on Virtual PC | Configuration: |
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I am trying to install Windows 3.11 onto the Virtual PC Program except when it asks for the installation path, it says it cannot insstall to that path, the default it uses is C:WINDOWS and i have tried changing it but still nothing. Does aynone know the path I should use?http://www.iblob.infohttp://www.infoshackdesigns.com
| Operating System : Windows XP
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Installing Win 3.11 on Virtual PC by jefro2 on August 24th, 2005 04:06:53 AM
The VPC is just like another computer. The C: drive on it is a virtual drive unless you did other stuff. If the install is not working then I would suspect either some VPC setting wrong or maybe a damaged Win311 floppy or cd? I'd look to the virtual hard drive first. Don't use an expanding type. Make a hard drive first with a set size???Hope that helps. I have vpc but not 311 so I can't test that. Seems like the box claims full native support. |
Installing Win 3.11 on Virtual PC by ssjgl2 on August 22nd, 2005 06:14:13 AM
That path doesnt work either. And its Virtual PC im using in case you didnt catch that part, so i dont think it has any other drives.http://www.iblob.infohttp://www.infoshackdesigns.com |
Installing Win 3.11 on Virtual PC by rickmcnabb5 on August 22nd, 2005 05:10:24 AM
C:Windows is usually the default path for the Windows XP install.Do you have any other drives available?You could try using WIN311Rule #1 Good computers don't go down.Rule #2 There is no such thing as a good computer. |
Re: Installing Win 3.11 on Virtual PC by Anonymous Ghost on September 14th, 2005 02:44:35 PM
ive have two solutions
either 1:
you need a partition created
insert you ms-dos disk if you dont have one then go on http://www.bootdisk.com boot dos up and type fdisk. then press 1 to create a dos partition. press y and hit enter and it should make a partition. exit fdisk and restart you computer. if you did all this sucsessfully then read on to my second solution
2 you need to format your partition.
start ms-dos and type format C:\ and format your partition
then insert the windows windows setup floppy/CD and type setup. then follow the instruction
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