Slo2020 wrote: ↑Mon 21 Dec, 2020 10:42 am I installed Windows 95 on 486 but it won't boot. Boot only with Pentium.

I have a 386DX and a 486 running Windows 95 successfully.

Hello everybody, I am opening a new topic to request suggestions regarding building a new desktop PC. While the external components are the least of my concerns, I would like to build a system which would last at least 5-6 years without slowdowns. What are the components you suggest me to buy regard...

UPDATE Well it looks like I figured out the problem with running Busytown. Somehow I had to use a DOS 622C bootdisk on Windows 3.1 in order to make it run properly while Windows 3.1 is on operation. It really made a difference on using a DOS operating system bootdisk on Windows 3.1 to make Busytown...

UPDATE Well it looks like I figured out the problem with running Busytown. Somehow I had to use a DOS 622C bootdisk on Windows 3.1 in order to make it run properly while Windows 3.1 is on operation. It really made a difference on using a DOS operating system bootdisk on Windows 3.1 to make Busytown...

for me is impossible in v16 exit fullscreen with CTRL+ALT+PAG-DOWN v14 and v15 exit fullscreen perfectly, in v16 I have to use ALT+TAB don't know why, if there is any log that I can provide I'll do it. I upgraded PCem from v15 to v16 by overwriting the older version in the same folder, the keyboard...

for me is impossible in v16 exit fullscreen with CTRL+ALT+PAG-DOWN v14 and v15 exit fullscreen perfectly, in v16 I have to use ALT+TAB don't know why, if there is any log that I can provide I'll do it. I upgraded PCem from v15 to v16 by overwriting the older version in the same folder, the keyboard...

I think that there's no need to emulate a Pentium III or equivalent now . A Pentium III is required for early XP-era games, and most of XP-era games still work fine today with patches. GTA Vice City required a Pentium III 800 Mhz and 128 MB of RAM, and even then, it was barely playable on a PIII 900...

Hello all, I do not know if this is properly a bug or not, because "Commander Keen episode IV" with VGA graphics it is working perfectly fine. However, when the graphic card Trident TGUI9440 is selected, the screen flickers, as you can see from the screenshot CPU: i386 25 Mhz RAM: 8 MB HDD...