The default Oracle VM VirtualBox graphics device for Windows guests is an. You might see if Microsoft still offers Virtual PC 2004, maybe it supports Win 9x? Anyway good luck with this project. Use virtual hardware to communicate with the host system or with other guests.

I am unsure if it would work, but it may be worth looking into. It's not a typical VM, but rather emulates the hardware.

I doubt you can buy a license for the version that allows writing back to the partition since Microsoft bought Winternals. This might allow you to at least be able to read bigger files in ME from an NTFS partition. I do know Sysinternals did a driver for Win 9x to read NTFS. I do not know if ME could host a VM in VB, but it seems unlikely. Then go to Virtualbox Menu> Machine, and select Reset.

To answer one question I see VirtualBox can run many guest OS's, including Windows ME though support is somewhat limited. Press Start, then go to Virtualbox menu> Devices> Floppy Drives and select Boot Disk ISO Image. Even with Fat32, you are still limited to 2GB file sizes, not partition sizes. This is the only way I see of getting though your issues. If it works then you could install XP or Linux, etc and use VMWare Server for free to run your WinME Virtual machine with all your programs inside of the host OS. There is a VMWare Converter that may be able to make a virtual machine out of your Windows installation.

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