PCem v17 VM Internet setup

00:00 IE preparation for LAN Internet access
01:47 Install NPCAP software.
download link: npcap.com/#download.
02:26 Install network card "hardware" on PCem VM.
03:19 Windows98 SE VM manually detect and setup the network card.
11:35 Internet is working
11:50 Windows 98 SE online update demo
www.windowsupdaterestored.com
• Getting Windows Update...
Like this project. It is the only reason I managed to make Internet works on my PCem VM.
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[@blu9821]

I followed all your steps but for my Windows 95 machine and it worked successfully! Thanks!!

[@NostalgiaWindows1]

Glad it helped!

[@Ti-JAC]

👍 Gracious.

[@rcgamer]

I just used the realtek device when setting up windows 98 and then went to the new connection wizard and set it up.

[@gmdmikeplay]

With SE did you use for download new update(cus i was installed the german Version and it gives me on Website that cannot display page when i wanna update my 98 SE mashine,maybe problem is with Landguidge?

[@NostalgiaWindows1]

not sure about that, but you can try another similar project: legacyupdate.net/

[@md.6324]

Good video but is this emulator still supported because there hasn't been a new release since 2020?

[@NostalgiaWindows1]

hard to say... seems the new developer is working on the new version . Anyway, current version is good enough for virtualizing DOS and Windows retro PCs.

[@GamingGameplay__]

​@@NostalgiaWindows1Windows vista 32 bit work? Like upgrade

[@NostalgiaWindows1]

@@GamingGameplay__ Vista? it is too new for PCem :)

[@hayder0687]

@@GamingGameplay__ at most you can run 2000 (and probably xp but i havent tested)

[@guywholovescapybaras]

i was gonna troll my friends with this by having discord open in the web browser but it seems like it just doesnt work. is there any way to access modern websites like discord, youtube etc.?

[@NostalgiaWindows1]

seems an impossible task for me. but in Windows XP you could still access modern website through some old version browsers, but it will be a security concern, not recommended.

[@sm-ftve]

Why "Client to Microsoft Networks" tho? Is it optional or required?

[@NostalgiaWindows1]

if you can go internet will other options, totally fine. Microsoft Networks will give you all TCP/IP components to internet.

[@sm-ftve]

@@NostalgiaWindows1 Oh ok! Thanks, for this and the video totally helped, even though I haven't demonstrated this yet!