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I have the physical hard drive of the Win95 machine plugged in to the XP machine. throw that VHD on another Virtual machine as a secondary drive, and look to see if the file layout looks ok.

I will happily provide any further information required.ДЄlso.

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The company won't spend a red cent to replace the machine the Win95 box was running and I can't simply do a fresh virtual install as the discs of the programs running said machine have gone missing.ДЄs before, any help is greatly appreciated. I apologize for the continuation of this drama, but I'm in far over my head here. Second, in the event a fix is not applicable, does anyone know whether VMware would produce the same error (for whatever reason)?

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Therefore, my definitive questions are two-fold.ДЇirst, does anyone know anything about the detailed error and, perhaps, how to fix it? The company, naturally, won't spend anything until the old computer turns into a pile of dust.

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Now, if worse comes to worst, I'll shell out of my own pocket to upgrade the dc7600. vhd image of the Win95 machine using Disk2VHD. It further has only 1GB of memory and an Intel Pentium 4 CPU 3.20GHz. In addition, the physical machine does not bring up this error when booted.ДЄs for a bit of requisite information, I am attempting this virtualization on an HP dc7600 with XP SP3 Pro. I do not see how this could be the case as the physical machine from which I am attempting to create this virtual copy was never connected to the company network (nor does it have USB ports and the floppy drive has been broken for years). I have, naturally, researched the issue to some extent, but it appears that most people believe this error to be caused by a virus.

'Invalid System Disk Replace the disk, and then press any key' It will run what appears to be some kind of diagnostic (wherein I can press 'DEL' to enter the BIOS) directly after which this error will appear:

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Thus, I am now attempting to use Microsoft Virtual PC 2007 and have been reasonably successful up until the point where I actually try to start up the virtual machine. At first, I naturally tried VMware, but was unsuccessful due to either a lack of memory or processing power. I would continue the discussion there, but my current problem is quite a bit different.ДЄs was suggested by many members, I attempted to virtualize an existing Windows 95 installation. In case you see that error message on Linux Kamarada 15.It seems that I spoke too soon regarding my prior problem concerning Windows 95. This is because Ventoy formats the USB drive with the exFAT file system, and support for that file system is not installed out-of-the-box on Linux Kamarada 15.1. Using Linux Kamarada 15.1, an error message was displayed, as you can see above. Install Ventoy to /dev/sdb successfully finished.ДЄfter a few seconds or minutes, Ventoy finishes installing itself to the USB drive. Rm: cannot remove './tmp_mnt': Device or resource busy Umount: /home/linux/Downloads/ventoy-1.0.17-linux/ventoy-1.0.17/tmp_mnt: target is busy. In addition, you need a Windows or Linux PC to prepare the USB drive.Д¬reate partitions on /dev/sdb by parted in MBR style. To use both images, you need at least an 8GB drive, and so on.

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The Windows 10 version 2004 ISO image is 4.9GB. If you are going to use just that image, you need at least a 2GB drive. For instance, the Linux Kamarada 15.1 ISO image is 1.5GB. To use Ventoy, you need a USB drive (be it a USB stick, an external hard drive, a memory card, etc.) that is large enough to hold the ISO images you are going to use. For future reference, to write this text I use this version. The latest release (1.0.17) is just 4 days old, from July 25th. The first release of Ventoy (1.0.0) was made available on April 5th. Ventoy was very useful for me last week, when I installed Windows and Linux on my new SSD Kingston A400, which I received from warranty after the previous one suffered from the SATAFIRM S11 bug. I have been using it to test Linux Kamarada 15.2 Beta.

I myself started using Ventoy on the recommendation of a friend. You can find Ventoy very handy if you work on formatting and repairing computers, or if you like to try out different Linux distros. You can also copy other files to drive, so you can continue to use it for other purposes. With Ventoy, you donвЂ™t need to format the drive again and again: you can copy and delete ISO images as you wish. Besides that, tools usually prevent the drive from being used for other purposes (itвЂ™s not possible to copy other files). That way, you need to reformat the drive every time you want to boot another ISO image. Ventoy supports legacy BIOS and UEFI (with and without secure boot), MBR and GPT partition tables, which makes it kind of universal.Д¬ommonly, tools to create bootable USB drives extract the ISO image contents to the drive, allowing just one ISO image to be used at a time.

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