I've been trying to run a game in Compatibility mode but my laptop says it can't, a friend told me about DOSBox so I thought I would try that but I can't seem to understand where I start, can anyone give me a simple run down of what exactly I do, I'm also not very good at this stuff so keep it very basic.
I've tried following the guide on here but it makes no sense to me.
yeah them words mean nought to me
If this is a DOSBox question it should be in the DOSBox forum.
didnt realise i posted in wrong place
What game is it? Maybe someone will give you more specific instructions.
f a premier league manager 99..ive got the original disk but not box or anything if the need details from that
that is a Windows game.
damn. that mean it wont work? anyone know a way i can do this if so?
It might help if you describe step by step what you are doing and either jpg screenshots or a description of the error that occurs. None of us are mind readers.
its ok you just commented on another post, it wont work using dos, tried all the compatibility modes but dont work
... moved to DOSBox forum...
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Stiletto
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DOSBox does not support Windows 9X games.
wrote:DOSBox does not support Windows 9X games.
DOSBox unofficially supports Windows 9x and then its games. Not the best solution, but better than some.
Win 3x games are not officially supported too, but they are discussed.
Currently:
DosBox supports Windows 3.x.
DOSBox does not support Windows 9x in SVN. You can get it barely working but it's not worth it. Unofficial patches are the only way to get it working stable.
So... we bump this thread back to Windows and ask the OP to run it natively?
"I see a little silhouette-o of a man, Scaramouche, Scaramouche, will you
do the Fandango!" - Queen
Stiletto
People have posted about this game here before.
FA Premier League Football Manager 99
A virtual machine seems to be the only option.
