Answer by davolfman for Was MS-DOS window in Windows 95 something like...
Not in Windows 9x.However, in Windows 2000 and XP, and later there was a Virtual Dos Machine that even came with some limited soundcard emulation.It could even be extended with a piece of third party...
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No, running MS-DOS window in Win95 was nothing like DosBox.DosBox is an emulator, but Windows 95 ran DOS in a 16-bit process as virtual machine.DosBox is basically a C program that emulates all the...
View ArticleWas MS-DOS window in Windows 95 something like current DosBox?
Windows 1.x, 2.x and 3.x required a DOS to be loaded before running them. Later Windows 9.x and ME had similar (?) way of working, but DOS was included with them, 32-bit multitasking and other stuff...
View ArticleAnswer by U. Windl for Was MS-DOS window in Windows 95 something like current...
Basically running a "DOS Box" in Windows/95 (or even in Windows/386) did not start "MS-DOS", but a "command prompt" (command.com), and as MS-Windows can run programs in windows only, a "console" (80x25...
View ArticleAnswer by U. Windl for Was the MS-DOS window in Windows 95 an emulator like...
Basically running a "DOS Box" in Windows/95 (or even in Windows/386) did not start "MS-DOS", but a "command prompt" (command.com), and as MS-Windows can run programs in windows only, a "console" (80x25...
View ArticleAnswer by davolfman for Was the MS-DOS window in Windows 95 an emulator like...
Not in Windows 9x.However, in Windows 2000 and XP, and later there was a Virtual Dos Machine that even came with some limited soundcard emulation.It could even be extended with a piece of third party...
View ArticleAnswer by Justme for Was the MS-DOS window in Windows 95 an emulator like...
No, running MS-DOS window in Win95 was nothing like DosBox.DosBox is an emulator, but Windows 95 ran DOS in a 16-bit process as virtual machine.DosBox is basically a C program that emulates all the...
View ArticleWas the MS-DOS window in Windows 95 an emulator like current DOSBox?
Windows 1.x, 2.x and 3.x required a DOS to be loaded before running them. Later Windows 9.x and ME had similar (?) way of working, but DOS was included with them, 32-bit multitasking and other stuff...
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