windows 95 greek not serial Greek keyboard characters

[trenoparathyra95]

Good evening I found windows 95 here along with their cd key but the keyboard is difficult to install during their installation in Greek and so writes οεμ as there must be some way to omit it or add it inside the installation with anyway so you don't ask for it? Or still do the English keyboard with English characters.



I'm using its current version VirtualBox.

[MCpillager12]

Just use setupp.ini hack so that you dont need product key. Also use pcem or vmware for better performance.

[trenoparathyra95]

Just use setupp.ini hack so that you dont need product key. Also use pcem or vmware for better performance.

How do I mess up this dossier file and what do I do exactly?
Unfortunately I'm not that old school buddy if you can give me step by step instructions.

[MCpillager12]

Just use setupp.ini hack so that you dont need product key. Also use pcem or vmware for better performance.

How do I mess up this dossier file and what do I do exactly?
Unfortunately I'm not that old school buddy if you can give me step by step instructions.

https://www.betaarchive.com/forum/viewt ... =60&t=1205
If you cant seem to figure out PCem even with a tutorial, use vmware.

[trenoparathyra95]

Just use setupp.ini hack so that you dont need product key. Also use pcem or vmware for better performance.

How do I mess up this dossier file and what do I do exactly?
Unfortunately I'm not that old school buddy if you can give me step by step instructions.

https://www.betaarchive.com/forum/viewt ... =60&t=1205
If you cant seem to figure out PCem even with a tutorial, use vmware.

How do I do this with my vmware buddy i'm not helping me understand.

[TheCollector1988]

Or create a dummy ntldr (no extension) file on the root of drive C: (first hard disk) and let win95 setup continue.
Edit: Discard above, it's for win95 pre-osr1 non-oem only.

[Hyoenmadan86]

You can use alt key code notation to enter the characters.
Alternatively, AltGr key would actually allow you to enter latin characters used as AltGr+O, AltGr+E and AltGr+M. Not sure if greek Windows Setup configuration allow that.