G64 files contain disk images captured from C64 diskettes or drives. The VICE emulator can open mounted G64 files. G64 files store data from 5.25 inch disks or external hard drives used by the popular 1980s and 1990s Commodore 64 computer. Emulators for modern Windows and Mac systems can run legacy C64 games or software stored in the G64 format.
VICE supports the G64 file extension. VICE is a cross-platform Commodore 64 emulator. The VICE website provides information about G64 files and other supported formats.
G64 files contain the exact data copied from C64 diskettes. A single G64 file holds the contents of a full floppy disk, including multiple programs. The data consists of a header and disk sectors.
Without proper software, G64 files may not open properly on some devices. To open G64 files, use suitable applications like the VICE emulator. If issues occur opening G64 files, right-click the file then choose “Open with” to pick an application.
Thousands of users have trouble opening G64 files. On this page are tips on opening G64 files plus a list of G64-compatible software. The G64 format works on few operating systems. Emulators that handle G64 data run on specific platforms.
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