Ever since I installed a VM with Windows 98SE, it has been stuck on an annoyingly small 640x480 resolution, as well as only being able to display 16 colours. I have read that it's something to do with Graphics card driver settings, but I do not know how to change that in respect to a VM. Also, all movements, from loading menus to the screensaver, seem extremely slow and jerky. Is there any way to solve this?
Moreover, I am under the impression that 98se does not support wifi. If this is true, is there any way to share my internet connection from my windows 10 host?
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Spring01
Windows 98SE Display Issues and other Q's
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Re: Windows 98SE Display Issues and other Q's
Take a look in the Howtos and Tutorials » Windows Guests section, there are several articles that deal with Windows 98.spring01 wrote:I have read that it's something to do with Graphics card driver settings, but I do not know how to change that in respect to a VM.
To be exact, no VM can see WiFi in VirtualBox, because VirtualBox does not emulate WiFi. If you stick with the defaults as proposed from the template (NAT mode, PCnet-FAST III), then your Windows 98 will have internet access. Do not try and launch a browser like Internet Explorer to check whether you have internet access or not, it's an exercise in futility. You won't be able to access anything with a browser from 20 years ago...spring01 wrote:I am under the impression that 98se does not support wifi
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