Thanks. But once I do that, I then have to go through Windows Defender scanning it, finding a "virus", and swiftly disposing of the program.

leecher wrote on 2022-02-22, 17:29: Just turn off Safe Browsing, it's i.e. an option in Chrome Browser that can be disabled and prevents this stupidity. I'd do that... if I didn't uninstall Chrome. Is tehre a Firefox or Edge equivalent that I could toggle?

Ok, i was i bit less lazy and tried full NHL97 iso image and its install and run fine. Just added this to Dosobox autoexec: imgmount E "D:\Games\!DosD\Games\1DOS\NHL97.iso" -t iso -fs iso After i started DosSetup from cd (swith to E: and there i run Dossetup.exe ) fine and installed it on D:\Games\ …

Errius wrote on 2019-02-17, 02:38: RaVeN-05 wrote: http://www.columbia.edu/~em36/ntvdmx64.7z Windows flags this as a virus So too, does every web browser I've tried downloading it on, thus, it gets deleted without me even being able to use it.

In that screenshot it looks like you ran DOSSETUP from the CD (drive D:), not the game executable from the directory where you installed it. But after the error it shows you suddenly at C:\NHL97DOS\ somehow, which I guess is where the game is actually installed. The game executable is probably …

I had a plan when it comes to modding NHL 97, but whenever I try to play it, DOSBox tells me that it MUST be installed and run from a CD-Rom. What also doesn't help is that this screenshot was taken after I had already installed it! Now what am I going to do?!?!?!?!

qwe wrote: Sorry to confuse you. "win31.conf" is an example, a placeholder for the conf-file you are using to start Win 3.1. You may call it as you like. If you don't know what i'm talking about, maybe you should have a look at the Dosbox manual first. I just start Win 3.1 by executing the OS via …

Dominus wrote: Multiple disk images mounted to one drive letter DOES work with a SVN build. Use one. And are the images on c:\? But I'd have to start my DOSBox journey over and over and over again, since the SVN builds don't have the necessary conf file to automount the C: drive.

Like you do it with all the Windows-stuff: Mount everything in your Win31.conf, then run. All what comes now is done in this instance of Win 3.1, don't exit. The mounts should be in file manager with their files. Run PhotoshopInstall from a:\ When it asks for disk 2 simply switch back to file- …

imgmount a C:\disk01.img C:\disk02.img C:\disk03.img C:\disk04.img -t floppy

... But install.exe only reads the a:\ drive. There are img that apps like 7zip or WinRar can't read, but when mounted in Dosbox, Win 3.1 file-manager can. If this works: Mount disk 1 to 4 in Win 3.1 on wherever:\ (no matter if in bulk or one by one) Copy everything to C:\xyz At last mount C:\xyz …

Mounting multiple floppy images on a single drive letter is only supported in current source, so if you're using DOSBox 0.74(-3) then for your purpose you probably need to switch to an SVN build. I was trying to mount multiple drives on the same letter, wondering why it wasn't working. Looks like …

Back in the day, I "carried" my Photoshop 3 install across several machine upgrades running Win3.1/95/98 just by copying the files over. I don't remember anything major breaking by not running the installer. Try installing it on something else and then copying the files into your DOSBOX 3.1 virtual …

... 2) I also tried mounting all the floppies at once using the proper commands, but that simply resulted in an "image not found" error. ... You probably have raw images (winworld?). Try to mount the disks in some win 3.1-drive, usally a:\ Can Win 3.1 (not Win10!) file-manager read them? If yes, …

Auzner wrote: DOSBox IS NOT SUITED TO RUN YOUR NON-GAMING DOS APPLICATION https://www.virtualbox.org/ https://www.gimp.org/ Well, then.

So, I installed Windows 3.1 on DOSBox, and after that, I wanted to install Photoshop onto it. There, I encountered two problems: 1) I saw somewhere that I could dump the files from the four floppies into a folder. However, I felt like the only way to do that, given my circumstances (I have an Acer …

I tried installing Windows 3.1 using DOSBox, but the setup told me that DOS ran out of space. Then I checked my directories, and I, in fact, had 0 bytes of free space. Is there such thing as a way to free up space so I can perform the installation, or am I going to need to use a different …