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Badman | Sid Hughes | Windows 95 and DOS mode |
April 3, 1997 3:57 PM |
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Re: More RAM.... > That was my original attitude towards the thing. But then Win95 used > a fake refresh-rate flaw to electronically lobotomize me. Here's something > that I did. If you have an autoexec.bat or config.sys, KILL 'EM. Win95 > makes its own, and the DOS startup files conflict with it. True, but when you restart the computer in DOS mode (to play one of your older DOS games that you just can't live without) you will find that you have no access to your CD-ROM, mouse, sound card, or network. You will have to create a shortcut to MS-DOS with the original DOS Config.Sys and Autoexec.Bat and leave it on your desktop. Then use this to go to DOS mode, instead of using the Shutdown Menu. Badman PS - If anyone is having trouble with this, post or mail me and I'll mail you complete instructions on how the best way to set up a DOS mode in Win95. Used to work for Origin tech support, so I know a little about this stuff. |
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