You might be a fan of Windows 8.1 Operating system, but you also don’t want to give up on your Old Dos based goodies. In this tutorial, you will learn that how you can still run old dos 16 Bit applications on your current Windows operating system with the help of NTVDM (NT Virtual Dos Machine) or a third-party utility called Dos Box.
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Information Applies To following versions of Windows:
Windows 7
Windows 8 / 8.1
Windows 10
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meray debugger m F1 or F2 c program ki instructions execute nhi kra baki sb theek chlra… I have windows 8 in my laptop(windows 8.1 pro) which commad i shoud use, if you have any idea then tell me please.
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it work
it requires microsoft windows. what need i do?
please tell me how to use DOSBOX in windows 8.1 to run my dBase progrom
What's the background music name?
i have win 8.1 64bit and i did not have to do any of this. all i did was i went to the install program and right clicked it and picked properties. i set the compatibility mode of windows 95 then i ran the install program in admin mode. after install i went to directory of dos game and found program to run game. i set it to win95 compatibility and run as admin. the i right clicked on it again and picked create a shortcut then copied shortcut to my desktop. closed everything then i ran the shortcut and the game ran with no problems at all. so far i installed 10 dos games this way and they all worked. they all were sierra games like kings quest, quest for glory etc. i even did this to all the zork games and they worked as well. i did not use dos-box or even installed it. try doing a dos game this way and see if it works for you.
Sorry to say … DOSBOX does not work on WINDOWS 8.1 64bit.
In the DOS command screen it is not possible to enter the backslash "" when trying to MOUNT a drive then identify the path for the selected drive.
Also not possible to enter the c:filename.
Even the ASCII code for the keystroke does not work.
Pity.
Whats the name of the song in the background?
Wonderful voice, curios tone and accent.
Thanks again so much. I do have another question. The program I am running uses files in the same folder. In the old computer the files and program were located in a folder in the C drive. ( C:realest ). When running the program I mounted this drive and folder by inputing MOUNT C C:REALEST. The Z: prompt came back up and so I typed C: which then gave me a C: prompt, but I think what shows as C: is really C:realest. In this "C:" prompt I typed the name of the program followed by the ".exe" and it ran. The problem is that it cannot locate the data files. Do you by chance have a solution?
My one thought is to move the program directly into C: and leave the files in C:|REALEST in case the program is trying to look for the files there. My other thought is to put another "REALEST" folder within the current "REALEST" folder and see if that works. I would love any input you have though.
Thanks again. Your video was fantastic and the program works great overall, I am just trying to figure out the little things now. Also, thanks for the tips on full-sizing the screen and printing.
Thanks so much for the feedback. I used DOS box on a Windows 7 64 bit machine and it ran great so far. My only question is how to print from this window and how to full-size the window. Any ideas?