I have been trying to get a few games to run on my dos/win95 system and I think my issues are coming from hardware configuration issues. Since the system is set us as win95 system primarily it usually handles the hardware config stuff on its own when launching the software inside windows and Config.sys/Autoexec.bat were almost entirely empty. I was able to get mouse support working but am still having trouble with the CD drive and sound card. It seems like I need to load the CD rom drive in Config.sys then tell it where to find the drivers in Autoexec.bat? For the sound card it is trying to load the ESS1868 DOS drivers (which is right for the card I have).

When I used DOS, years ago, I did simply modify text files by using EDIT command but I'm seeing that there is any EDIT command in dosbox. How can I modify autoexec.bat? Best Cod4 Pc Mod Menu Download. Configure DOSBox. At first, you need a configuration file. In this section, every command will be executed when DOSBox starts – like the AUTOEXEC.BAT file did.

Do I still need the 'SET BLASTER=' line for it to correctly use the card? Star Control just gives me a black screen when launched and Space Hulk tries to run but gives me errors and will not start. A quick shot about the CDROM issue: Yes, you're on the right track. Try to find a file called BTCDROM.SYS or OAKCDROM.SYS on the net, they are generic cdrom drivers IIRC.

Then: autoexec.bat: C: DOS MSCDEX.EXE /D:IDECD001 /L:D config. Adobe Photoshop Cs4 Portable For Windows 7. sys: DEVICE=C: DOS OAKCDROM.SYS /D:IDECD001 /L:D The L:D at the end will assign the letter D to the CDROM drive. Change it at will.

I was assuming that your HD is C: and you have a folder called DOS. Also remember that many DOS games have some kind of setup.exe or similar, mostly to setup sound. If i remember correctly, MSCDEX needs HIMEM.SYS to access upper memory, so this must be in config.sys too. Win95 should have this folder with the DOS7 executables: c: windows command A nice command reference: If you really are into tinkering (and some DOS games need tinkering to get the maximum free available memory in DOS!), look here: This is a himem.sys replacement which might yield some results. But first try your luck with emm386.exe, himem.sys and this app called memmaker.exe, which tries to load all drivers to high memory (beyond 640k) to free up base memory. Having insufficient base ram was the biggest problem in DOS.

All of these. Oscar Wilde Portretul Lui Dorian Gray Pdf. exes should be present in Win95 IIRC. EDIT: Good Luck!:) Another EDIT: Some sample dosconfigs for you:) • • • • •.