When I type "intro", I receive info how to mount drives, including CD-ROM drives. But nothing about dvd drives. Is there specific command to mount dvd drives? Or should I simply type the line for CD drive: mount d d:\ -t cdrom -usecd 0 -ioctl?

By OS do you mean which Windows, or FAT32/NTFS? I had the same OS as on my new computer - windows XP (SP2), NTFS.

Disc, disk, what's the difference? 😉 the contents of the error message is what important, not the spelling.

Yes, that's what I did - I deleted that line of mounting drive D from the config file. :happy: But still, of curiosity, I would like to know what exactly is the source of the problem here - whether it has to do with dvd drive or whatever, because that never happened on my old computer - whether …

It happens when there is no disk in drive D:. But that's not the point: the point is that the program is not supposed at all to check whether there is disk in drive D or not, and not to give this error message. It never did on my old computer. Or maybe is it because drive D is of dvd, not cd drive? …

I have Windows XP (SP2). Drive D is dvd. I installed Dosbox 0.65. In the configuration file, I added the lines: mount c c:\games mount d D:\ -t cdrom -usecd 0 -ioctl c: Sometimes when I open the Dosbox, error message appears: {no disk} no disk was found in drive. Insert disk in drive D. Then, …