Dosbox emulates an old DOS environment, not an old computer. Win 3.1 works because it runs in an old DOS environment. Win98 doesn't work because it tries to replace the old DOS environment. Soundmax Ad1888 Audio Driver Windows 7 32bit.

*reading DOSBox's readme.txt* Try mounting a file as a HDD, formatting that mount, and installing Win98 to that. In CMD: fsutil file createnew c: some.img 536870912(You need to have admin privileges for this command. If you don't, there are other, slower ways to make a blank 512MB file.) In DOSBox: mountFor each drive listed that's not Z: mount /u After everything is unmounted: imgmount 2 'c: some.img' -t hdd -fs none -size 54 Try running the installer; have it partition, format and install to the 512MB drive.

If that doesn't work, you'll have to boot from a Win98 boot disk image. When it needs to reboot, you'll have to close/reopen DOSBox, then boot off the HDD image. Principles Economics Gregory Mankiw Ebook. I assume the commands to do that are: imgmount c 'c: some.img' -t hdd -fs fat -size 54 boot -l c.