#Qemu system i386 .exe#

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#Qemu system i386 .exe#

exe extension on a filename indicates an executable file.

Qemu-system-i386 stands for Quick Emulator PC System ( i386) Mode emulator module

This program can be uninstalled through the Control Panel (Add/Remove Programs or 'Uninstall a program'). QEMU was invented and trademarked by the programmer Fabrice Bellard but the project is hosted by an academic lab (OSUOSL) and has a six-member Leadership Committee that interacts with Software Freedom Conservancy. Emulation of non-PC CPU hardware is included in QEMU but requires a different executable launcher, and user-mode emulation to run specific software products is also offered. In system emulation mode QEMU acts as if the PC has a specific list of peripherals that can be found in QEMU's WikiBooks documentation, as can the many powerful command line options. If free QEMU emulation software is installed, this executable module is used from the Windows command prompt specifically to launch system-mode emulations of PC-type CPU hardware, either by name for selected machines or with an '.IMG' filename operand that is a raw hard-disk image for IDE hard disk 0. The genuine qemu-system-i386.exe file is a software component of QEMU by OSUOSL (Oregon State U.