Installing Packard Bell Windows 3.1 onto PCEM

This is a video of me installing Windows 3.1 onto PCEM from a Packard Bell recovery disk. PCEM is emulating a Packard Bell PB520R with a Pentium Processor running at 66Mhz, 16MB&of RAM, and a 1.7GB hard-disk image. A attached a second hard-drive (767MB capacity) that will store the setup files that will be used to restore the Packard Bell. Also emulated is the Creative Labs SoundBlaster 16 and S3 Vision864 (Paradise Bahamas 64) video adapter. I&using PCEM v17. The emulator treats the image file as a hard-disk, which has to be partitioned and formatted, like the real thing. Later versions of MS-DOS has the 2GB partition limit. Here is the link to the PCEM Recovery disk used for the video: This was the iso that I used "170370 - WFW 3.11 (April 1995).iso" I&installed MS-DOS 6.22 downloaded from WinWorld onto the primary drive (1.7GB). The second hard-disk (767MB) was partitioned and formatted after install. The setup files will be copied onto the smaller (767MB) hard-disk, which should be seen as "D:" within DOS. Install Windows first, and then S3 drivers followed by the SB16 drivers. After that just install the programs one by one. The install video covers the installation of the Packard Bell Navigator as well. DiskExplorer (EditDisk) can be found here: MS-DOS 6.22 can be found here: Windows 3.1 S3 Video Drivers DOS/Windows SoundBlaster Drivers