h-a-l-9000 wrote: cycles=fixed 50000 would be the command ...It works now! 😳 So it wasn't a bug... Why did they change the line? Anyway, thank you. I feel so dumb now 😜

Thanks for the suggestion, but I already tried that to no avail. But nevermind, I just found a workaround: using an older version of DOSBox, or another CVS build. It seems like the bug appeared in the last DOSBox version.

...That I can't automatically run games on the proper speed setting they need by using batch files, and using Ctrl+F11 and F12 is annoying and in many cases, not specific enough.

Using the Cycles command inside DOSBox has no effect: they're permanently set to Auto, unless I use Ctrl+F11 and Ctrl+F12 to change them (which is annoying). Changing the default Cycles value in dosbox.conf has no effect, either. I tried a DOSBox CVS build, but the problem persists :sad: Any …

Nevermind, I managed to install it after all. I copied every disk into the virtual C: drive in a separate folder each one (named Disk1, Disk2, etc.) and it worked! Seems like the installation program will work as long as the files are located in different disks or different folders. Anyway, thanks …

Thanks for the suggestion, but... I decided to try copying the files of all the disks into a folder, mounting the folder as CD-ROM drive, and running Setup again. But then I started to get the message: "Setup tried to create an invalid path using EXCEL.E1_", and the installation program would fail ( …

Since I had installed Windows 3.11, I decided I would as well install Office 4, for old times' sake. I've got the installation disks in .ima files, so I mounted Disk 1 as a image. I opened DOSBox and ran setup. Everything went well until I was asked to insert Disk 2: I tried to rename the mounted . …