I installed a Sound Blaster 16 CT2230 on a machine that originally had a Sound Blaster AWE64 (And the DOS Mode portion of it was configured for the AWE64 sound card) Windows 98SE, the Sound Blaster 16 driver installed works beautifully and so do DOS Games ranned under Windows 98SE But when I boot …

So I decided to put a install of OS/2 Warp 4 on a seperate Hard Drive (I'm gonna be making a video on it and how it runs DOS and Win3.1 Games) I had to swap the ATI Mach64 Card with a S3 Trio 64V2 which only had 1MB RAM I believe and since I couldn't get AWE64 working with OS/2 Warp 4, I putted in a …

So, do you have CD-ROM drivers installed when you run the game from DOS? Even if you've installed the game to your hard drive, it will still need to access the CD-ROM for the music. Yes I have CD-ROM Drivers installed for DOS But no matter what, CD or no CD, its always stuck in the text mode …

Jorpho wrote: Is this the CD version? Yes

dr_st wrote: Which video card? Which sound card? Explore various video/audio options in the setup program. I'm using a Sound Blaster AWE64 Sound Card and a ATIMach64 2MB PCI Video Card I even tried to run it with the sound card driver disabled

I installed Rayman on a 200MHz Pentium MMX with 32MB RAM, and a 7GB HardDrive and when I try to run it under DOS, the following happens Either it gets stick in the Text mode screen (The one thats supposed to show what OS version your using and video mode) Or in that same loading text screen, text …

Thanks:) I'll go try out the new corrected settings now (EDIT: They finally work now)

So I decided to try out this configuration you posted though I had to copy Himem and EMM386 to a DOS Folder I had to make before the other memory settings worked However, the CD Drivers didn't worked when I tried this alternate config for some reason (It worked in the configuration settings I used …

I got a shortcut setted up on my Windows 98SE machine that boots me to MS-DOS Mode with EMM386 support. However, I also want to be able to boot without any memory managers whatsoever (For games that make use of their own managers like Zone66 or Ultima7) Which settings should I change so that I'm …

Oh wait a sec, now the BIOS is unable to detect the Maxtor hard drive with the EZ-BIOS:( (even though it got detected perfectly before) (UPDATE: The IDE Cable got disconnected from the Motherboard which is why it wasn't detecting

I'll try to give it one more try I'll post back if it works EZ-Bios is from maxblast boot disk, it's installs some sort of translation software on the mbr so that your system can access larger drives than it normally could, I use it on a 486. The EZ-Bios should give you the option to boot from the …

I've also tried an old Western Digital Hard Drive (Western Digital Caviar 21000 with 2100 Cyl, 16 heads, 63 spt, and was manufactured in December 1995) and while half the time auto detect would detect the settings correctly, in the end it would say "Primary Master Hard Disk fail" in the startup BIOS …

Just popped in the old Seagate back in and for some reason it works again. Then again I think it could be acting this way because of how its positioned inside when I 1st reattatched it http://pre02.deviantart.net/8862/th/pre/f/2015/120/e/1/what_my_new_aquired_pc_looks_like_on_the_inside_by_ …

So today, the Seagate 2.5GB Hard Drive died today on my machine I just gotten (UPDATE: It still works but when its making a click noise, it means its staring to suffer:( ) So I decided to use a Maxtor hard drive I pulled from another system since that was the only one I could get detected by the …

I've finally gotten a proper MS-DOS Mode configuration setted up and ready to go:D The only thing I noticed about the Mach64 card is that when running Earthworm Jim and Pitfall The Mayan Adventure for Windows 95 under the 320x224 mode, there's a wierd artifact that appears when everything is moving …

Got it 2 days ago locally It hasn't been used since the mid 2000s and has theses nice specs Pentium200MMX 32MB RAM 2.5GB HardDrive ATI Mach64 Windows 95 I've also decided to install an AWE64 into the machine since it originally had no sound card whatsoever Only thing I noticed so far is that when I …