> But DOSBox officially does not support Windows, in theory, it can be possible but it’s much easier to use a fully-fledged virtual machine. I’ve used Oracle Vi

> But DOSBox officially does not support Windows, in theory, it can be possible but it’s much easier to use a fully-fledged virtual machine. I’ve used Oracle VirtualBox, which is free and can be installed on any modern PC. JFTR, Win3.1 & Win95 could be installed even on Symbian 9.x smartphones (e.g. Nokia N95, N82, E63) via DOSBox.[0] Win95 works and some apps could be launched under Symbian 9.x, but not so usable as Win3.1, the last one works mostly well. [0] https://www.instructables.com/How-to-install-Windows-31-on-Symbian-S60/ https://www.instructables.com/How-to-install-Windows-31-on-S...