Hmm... I think one of the compatibility modes worked for me on the installer. Alternatively you could install in a VM or a Win XP or older machine and copy the file structure over.

Has anyone ever managed to get MiG Alley working with dgvoodoo on Windows 10? I’ve really been struggling with it but the best I’ve managed to do is get a glitched view of the cockpit.

Have been fooling around with this again hoping that some combination of new GPU drivers, dxwnd updates, Windows updates would improve this state of affairs, but no luck for me so far. Anyone had any success getting this to run on Win 10 in 2019 in anything other than software rendering? I’ve …

Sorry, I’m not well versed in this- can you give some more detail?

There a couple of games I’ve spent an inordinate amount of time patching and compatibility mode-ing and generally messing around with such that, after many hours of effort, I can finally get them working on Windows 10 (e.g. Longbow 2). I have 2 Windows 10 PCs, but with some games I have found that …

Was perusing this thread and wanted to expand on it/not necro it. Specifically I’ve been trying to figure which flight sims (both air and space) from this era run in 640x480 resolution or better. For whatever reason I have found my eyes explode at 320x200 but I can handle 640x480 just fine, so I’m …

Disregard, I figured it out. Problem is I was mounting the .bin instead of the .cue. For anyone who has a similar problem in the future, you must load the .cue! Thanks for your help DosFreak!

Hmm... I tried that, but I'm still getting the same problem.

I successfully installed Windows 3.1 within Dosbox 0.74. I copied my Civilization II Cd-ROM to an iso and then mounted that .iso as drive D: within DOSBox. This works and shows up properly within DOSBox at startup. When I start the game itself from Windows 3.1, it tells me that it cannot play music …

Thanks! Didn't run as admin so shouldn't be an issue.

I accidentally did this. I immediately exited when I saw the warning text but now I see all these warnings online about how much damage that could do to my files. Is there any way to check if it deleted anything?