How to Run Windows 1 on Android

By RealJrd in Circuits Mobile

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In This Tutorial I Will Show You How To Run Windows On Android :) Hope You Enjoy Some Nostalgia.

Step 1: Download ADosBox

Download ADosBox From The Google Play Store (Link Below).

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org....

Step 2: Download Windows 1 Img

Download Windows 1 Img And Place It Into The Root Of Your Sd Card.

Link: https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B5LGbCzc0tu8STF4R0...

Step 3: Open ADosBox

Open ADosBox And Then Open The Menu (With Your Menu Button On Your Device) And Turn On Screen Keyboard On.

Step 4: Commands :)

Type "boot win101.img" (I Typed win1.img Because I Renamed It)

Step 5: WINDOWS 1 :D

If All Goes Well YOU HAVE WINDOWS 1 ON YOUR PHONE! WELL DONE! Try Opening Paint, To Draw You Need To Hold Your Finger Down For A Second Then Start Drawing.

Step 6: Q&A

Q: I Have No SD Card!

A: Dont Worry! Just Use Your Phones Directory (Thats What I Did) It Automatically Turns To Your Phones Directory.

Q: It Wont Boot!

A: Check if its in a folder it should be in the ROOT Directory, if not Try Moving It to you phones ROOT directory.

Thanks For Reading!

-Jack

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11 Comments

Onixgato

6 years ago on Introduction

Great. Is there a way to run Windows 98SE? That is something I can actually use on an old tablet. I used to have a laptop running it but it did not survive a visit from a small child. Mostly I used it for word processing with some small internet incursions.

Gabse

7 years ago

whit the BOCHS emulator app ( http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1389700 ) it is possible to emulate newer Windows and Linux versions too

Granzeier

7 years ago on Introduction

Cool - This is really cool. Not having immediate access to my Android, I used one of my VirtualBox guest sessions and replaced the floppy disk image with the IMG that you provided (ignore the CP/M name in the title bar.)