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Download Laplink's PCmover Express & transfer your data, files, folders and more from an old Windows PC to a new Windows 8.1 or 10 device. And if you literally meant emulation, you can go and grab QEMU, which is a machine emulator for X86. Technically this works for emulating Windows 95.

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Virtualization is allowing multiple operating systems to run on physical hardware within a 'virtualized' environment (The Virtual machine software is essentially telling the OS that it's running on it's own, entirely separate machine). Since windows 95 is designed to work on x86 processors, your processor is actually running the instructions within the virtualized operating system on your physical processor, no emulation is happening. Emulation, on the other hand, is a piece of software that's pretending to be a piece of hardware, intercepting the instructions from the software and either approximating them as closely as possible with native instructions (an interpreter) or translating them into machine instructions that will run natively on your hardware (a recompiler). And if you literally meant emulation, you can go and grab, which is a machine emulator for X86. This will allow you to (ironically) emulate x86 machines on an x86 machine, but will also allow you to emulate x86 on ARM systems, like the Raspberry Pi. And lastly, there's, which is another x86 emulator with a DOS interface, useful for running DOS games or programs that won't or can't run natively on a modern processor, with options for the number of cycles to emulate allowing you to run games designed for a particular speed processor, etc.

Custom Mcfarlane Decal Templates. Technically this works for emulating Windows 95, as windows 95 is technically software that runs on top of DOS, not it's own Operating system in the modern sense. However I've found this is going to give you fairly poor performance and is nearly impossible to use, so YMMV.