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hey guys. so to start I got a new laptop for xmas. so naturally being a 90s kid. I would like to downgrade my old one to windows 98? I think it is. I want to go back so that I can play pajama sam and backyard football and backyard baseball and rollercoaster tycoon . so my question is, whats the best way to go about doing this? or is there a better way to do this that I'm not seeing? should I just go to windows site and download the version I need.?? this is all I will use the laptop for so I don't care about not being able to do anything except play my games
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Virtual Machine would be your best way to go.
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I am pretty sure you can't install windows 98 onto a modern computer. However you could use a virtual machine (VM) which will work just fine.

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Looking through the comments 512mb or ram seems to be the max for which windows 98 can handle.
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Install Virtual box, download Windows 98 .ISO, launch the ISO in virtual box.

There are some tutorials on youtube on how to use virtualbox
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