I've tried to disable all USB and network devices in Windows, but it doesn't help. Do I have to disable it in BIOS, or should disabling it in the device manager be enough?

Well, I would think a final product shouldn't have beta status. That is, if the latest beta version is also considered to be the final VDMSound in existence. Also, I'm having problems with the current version (it doesn't allocate EMS), so hopefully a new version could fix that. But obviously, that's …

2.1.0 beta was released 5th july 2003. When, if ever, will the next version be released? Has the VDMSound development stopped entirely?

Not that I can remember, no. 😒

I've written up a bug report of it here , but this forum looks a lot more vibrant and active, so I'm being crazy and multipost the details here as well: I've installed the latest 2.1.0 beta, and while it worked just perfectly yesterday, today it doesn't allocate any EMS to the program I've created a …

Okay, I might try that out whenever I get VDMS to allocate EMS to my application again. Suddenly, VDMS dont allocate any EMS at all.

Hm. Yes, "Enable basic VESA support" did slow down everything quite considerably. Couldn't there be added an option that doesn't enable VESA, but just does the ALT+ENTER function somehow? It must be possible to do this to the window through the Windows API, no? Also, it would be cool if the VDMS …

I just wonder if it's possible to force full-screen on DOS applications launched with the VDMSound Launcher. When creating an ordinary Windows PIF, you can set the application to launch in full-screen in the "Screen" tab of the PIF property window. I can't find any corresponding option anywhere in …