安装Running a Windows 3.1 VM in Virtualbox

Download MS-DOS 6.22 Download
Download Microsoft Windows 3.1 Download
Extract the MS-DOS 6.22 and Windows 3.1 files
Launch Virtualbox
Create a New VM by selecting Machine > New
Name: Microsoft Windows 3.1
Machine Folder: C:\VMs
Type: Microsoft Windows
Version: Windows 3.1
Memory Size: 256 MB
Hard disk: Create a virtual hard disk now
Click Create
On the Create Virtual Hard Disk dialog
Name the virtual disk image Microsoft Windows 3.1.vdi
File size: 1 GB
Hard disk file type: VDI
Storage on physical hard disk: Dynamically Allocated
Click Create
Select the VM and Click Settings
Select Storage
Click on the floppy disk drive
Select the disc dropdown to the right > Choose a virtual floppy disk file...
Browse to the extracted MS-DOS 6.22 files and select Disk1.img
Click OK
Make sure the Windows 3.1 VM is selected and click Start > Normal
Press Enter to start the installation and press Enter multiple times to accept the default values
When prompted by the installer, go to the VM settings and swap out the MS-DOS disk images and press Enter to continue
Once MS-DOS has been successfully installed, select Devices > Floppy Drives > Choose disk image...
Navigate to the extracted Windows 3.1 files and select DISK1.img
Press Enter in the VM
Once MS-DOS has booted, type the following commands
A:
setup
The Windows 3.1 installation process will start
Press Enter to continue
Press Enter to begin the installation
When prompted by the installer, go to the VM settings and swap out the Window 3.1 disk images and press Enter to continue
When prompted, enter a name and click Continue
Click Continue to confirm the name
Click Cancel on the Printer Installation dialog
Click OK on the Setup Applications dialog
Click Skip Tutorial
Select Devices > Floppy Drives > Remove disk from virtual drive
Click Reboot
Once MS-DOS has booted, type the following commands
win
Welcome back to Windows 3.1
Launch Accessories > Notepad
Select File > Open
Navigate to the root of the C: drive and open autoexec.bat to edit it
Add win to the bottom of the file to automatically boot Windows 3.1 on system startup
Select File > Save
Select Machine > Reset > Reset
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