at the boot sector level (even though I read floppies don't have a MBR but a sector zero) is there a reason or two why F-Prot cant detect and clean all virus's at the same time? MBR and "boot sector" are two different concepts. MBR is the first sector of your hard drive. Floppies don't have an MBR. …

Use my mini antivirus to clean NYB and ANTICMOS on your disks, you dont even need to boot from clean floppy disk just run VCHECK.EXE it can disable those viruses even if they are active

setting the path in the CON only works in DOS v7.0 up

create a batch file for changing path: c:\COPY CON PATH!.BAT @ECHO OFF SET PATH=%PATH%;%1 ^z c:\path! c:\GAMES IT WORKS!

have you tried swapping out IDE cables?

Try running my antivirus, it's portable and no need to boot from clean floppy as it can disable the virus and clean the MBR if it's indeed infected, chances are it will detect most common boot viruses of DOS days

Will modern antivirus software be able to detect old DOS era viruses? Yes! I downloaded an archive of live DOS viruses and Windows Defender went ape when I ran a manual scan. I don't know if it caught most or all, this was a huge library of them, but it certainly was aware of DOS viruses and wasn't …

Use my DOS antivirus (it can handle several most common boot and file viruses without even the need to boot from clean system disk because it can disable the virus even if it's active) to remove Monkey viruses after you are done writing the disk image into a floppy disk or mounting it in VM/DOSBOX …

I played this game back then on a 486 DX4-100 with 8MB of RAM sans audio card but rather internal PC speaker xD tho but I had no issues at all

1.44MB Floppy image of Win95A and Win95B bootdisks respectively. then use Rawrite32 (https://www.netbsd.org/~martin/download/rawri … exe-1.0.9.0.zip) to write the image to a floppy disk.

Do yo have caching software installed like Smartdrive?

ALT-ENTER works for me too even in Win11 22H2

could it be a faulty CF card, or did you even try to boot it to DOS only?

You can use old McAfee Viruscan or F-prot for DOS to scan for a wide variety of old DOS and pre-windows XP era viruses. but if you need a portable one you can use VCheck, it's a DOS -based but Windows aware AV I created back in 1999, the last version was an unreleased beta in 2005. it can handle …

hi you can use VCheck, it's a DOS AV I created back in 1999, this last version was an unreleased beta in 2005. it can handle most of the common file and boot sector viruses. it runs on 286 up machine though...copy and run in the hdd or floppy no need to boot from clean disk as it can disable the …