It's a 16-bit Windows game, so if it doesn't come with a runtime version of Windows 2 or 3 then you'll have to install a full version of Windows 2 or 3 in DOSBox. It might run natively on modern 32-bit Windows with the NTVDM, but you probably can't run it natively on modern 64-bit Windows that lacks the NTVDM.

and how can I run windows 3 on DOSBox?

ripsaw8080 wrote:

It's a 16-bit Windows game, so if it doesn't come with a runtime version of Windows 2 or 3 then you'll have to install a full version of Windows 2 or 3 in DOSBox. It might run natively on modern 32-bit Windows with the NTVDM, but you probably can't run it natively on modern 64-bit Windows that lacks the NTVDM.

and how can I install windows 3 ON DOSBox?

Windows 3.1x DOSBox Guide

ripsaw8080 wrote:

Windows 3.1x DOSBox Guide

Thanks, but I have a problem with the DOSBox, I can't write backslashes "\" in it?

I already tried several solutions but the problem remains 😦

Do you know ho wto fix that?

Right-Shift / Backslash Keyboard Problems (SOLVED!)

To summarize the solution in that thread: uninstall or otherwise disable the MCIR 109 keyboard device.

ripsaw8080 wrote:

Right-Shift / Backslash Keyboard Problems (SOLVED!)

To summarize the solution in that thread: uninstall or otherwise disable the MCIR 109 keyboard device.

Yes I also saw this thread before but my problem is that I haven't gotten any MCIR 109 keyboard device.... so the solution doesn't work for me

If you read the linked thread you'll see that other people weren't sure where to find the driver, so I guess you're going to have to do some research for your version of Windows. There's a keyboard or IR device driver that needs to be forced to "HID compliant". Of course you might have some entirely different issue, but I haven't heard of any other causes of missing backslash.

ripsaw8080 wrote:

If you read the linked thread you'll see that other people weren't sure where to find the driver, so I guess you're going to have to do some research for your version of Windows. There's a keyboard or IR device driver that needs to be forced to "HID compliant". Of course you might have some entirely different issue, but I haven't heard of any other causes of missing backslash.

Yes i already did that, I have chosen the Logitech HID-compliant unifying keyboard driver and tried every other driver but it still doesn't work.

Sturmmantel wrote:

ripsaw8080 wrote:

If you read the linked thread you'll see that other people weren't sure where to find the driver, so I guess you're going to have to do some research for your version of Windows. There's a keyboard or IR device driver that needs to be forced to "HID compliant". Of course you might have some entirely different issue, but I haven't heard of any other causes of missing backslash.

Yes i already did that, I have chosen the Logitech HID-compliant unifying keyboard driver and tried every other driver but it still doesn't work.

And yes one of them had issues finding the driver but he said that he found it, without any description how he made that 😒

have you tried (left) alt 092 (on the keypad)
works in ntvm

Davros wrote:

have you tried (left) alt 092 (on the keypad)
works in ntvm

.... Awesome, thank you very much

How did you figure that out?

Thanks to ripsaw 8080,too

I'll see if I can install windows 3 on dosbox now