NOTE: Someone Stole my Instructable, Care to look at the Publishing dates. Here I will show you how to Setup and Run Windows 3.1 Andor Windows 95 on a PSP. Ever wanted To run Windows 95 On a PSP? If so this Instructable is for you.

Note:I do not have a camera the pictures will be ScreenShots taken in the PSP and in the computer you will be setting it up in. Just in case you don't know this is not permanent,Instead It is a program within the PSP's Operating system that Emulates a x86 PC on the PSP. Edit: If any (non pro) person wants to download the PDF. Live Interior 3d Rapidshare there.

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Ok now that you got all of the files ready and extracted,Next you need to create folder on your PSP's Memory stick. The most important one is the one called hdd which contains all of the Disk Images and Batch files. Create a folder called hdd In the Root of the PSP's memory stick. Copy(or move) the following files to the Folder hdd • w95.img - The Windows 95 Hard Disk image • win31.iso - The Windows 3.1 Image(Its an iso because iso files don't freeze since it does not boot from the image) • osrun.bat (Starts either Windows 95 OR Windows3.1) • 31run.bat (Opens Windows 3.1) • 95run.bat (Boots up windows 95) Note:Make sure that the file names are correct or else it wont work. Once you have Done that next you need to copy The DOSBox program for the psp to the right folder. If you have a PSP with Custom Firmware copy the DOSBox files(Eboot.pbp,DOSBOX.CONF,any.prx files and the DOSBox.patch file ) to MSROOT: PSP GAME150 DOSBox(create that folder) OR If you have a PSP with OFW 1.5 Copy it to MSROOT: PSP GAME DOSBOX Now you should be done with this step. Ok in this step i will show you how to start windows and a bit of info on how it works.

The 'autoexec' All of this will execute at startup so i will show you what each action means.

Contents • • • • PSP DOSBOX The psp is a handheld device designed by Sony and released in Japan on December 12, 2004, in North America on March 24, 2005, and in the PAL region on September 1, 2005. When it was released in japan, running firmware version 1.00, the device wasn't 'locked down'.

IE it would run unsigned code. Due to this, and various other flaws found the the PSP's system OS, the homebrew community has been quite strong. This has led to many opensource projects being started aimed at the PSP. There has also been a few ports as well, from Ffmpeg to our beloved Dosbox. Unfortunately, as the PSP successor the Vita has been released, this 'scene' has dwindled down quite a bit. As such the port of Dosbox is quite old.

Icare Data Recovery Professional V5.2-bean. However, it still runs nicely on every PSP version, as well as the PSP emu on the Vita, if you can run homebrew on your vita. Using PSPDosBox Bear in mind that there are a few limitations for using Dosbox on the PSP. The PSP has a limited amount of ram and cpu speed. You will not be able to play everything dosbox can, but there are still quite a few things you can play. The standard PSP has a 333mhz max cpu, and 32mb ram, the slim and go has a 333mhz cpu and 64mb ram, and the vita's emu speed, while not exactly known, is about a 60% faster and 32mb ram.

Thus, depending on which model you are using, the speed you will get will vary. To get it installed is quite simple. First you need a copy of the program, which you can find here:. You can also find a very good pdf there under the FAQ, as well as a short compatibility list.

Once you have the files extraced you just copy over your PSPDosbox folder to /psp/game/, or where ever you have your homebrew. Go to Dosbox on your PSP, and click it and you are running DOS on your PSP.

However, runing DOS by itself is no fun, you need some programs and games. PSPDosbox has it’s conf file in the Dosbox folder. By default ms0:/psp/game/dosbox as C.

However, if you want you can edit that to anywhere you want. Once you have that set up how you like it, copy over your dos programs to said folder. It is also advisable to create a bat file to launch your program, as the psp’s buttons are quite limited, and it can be a chore to use it without first setting your keys. To set the keys you use “INPUTMAP PSPKEY keyboard key “. So if you were to, say, map the up key on your psp to the up on the keyboard you would have “INPUTMAP up up”.