Don't forget that DOSBox 0.70 (32-bit) runs perfectly fine on Vista x64. If
you have any old MS-DOS games that you want to play again, this is the
answer to all the problems that ever were. I have been playing Carmageddon,
Ultima 6, Duke Nukem 3D, Blood, and Daggerfall all at 60fps+ with full sound
and using my Windows controllers. DOSBox is the win, for sure.

Tyler Cobb, MCP

"Tyler Cobb" <tyler.cobb@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:7CBB5D48-F29F-4CD9-8C14-10AF00A41DBE@microsoft.com...
> Don't forget that DOSBox 0.70 (32-bit) runs perfectly fine on Vista x64.
> If you have any old MS-DOS games that you want to play again, this is the
> answer to all the problems that ever were. I have been playing
> Carmageddon, Ultima 6, Duke Nukem 3D, Blood, and Daggerfall all at 60fps+
> with full sound and using my Windows controllers. DOSBox is the win, for
> sure.
>
> Tyler Cobb, MCP

Agree, I pull out old DOS games all the time with DOSBox. Great stuff. I
also dig running DOS 6.22 under Virtual PC 2007, only problem here is the
soundcard support isn't as stellar, BUT it works, it's free, and it runs
Syndicate Wars, which I couldn't get running under DOSBox for some reason
(though I haven't tried v0.70 yet).

I have old 16 bit games designed for MS-DOS 3.3 that I wanted to play. I
installed the games, but I receive error messages in Windows Vista (as well
as the Vista command prompt) saying that 16 bit MS-DOS cannot run in full
screen. Since this game does not have an uninstall option, I del *.* in the
folder that the game was created in and rd at the C:\> prompt. How do I make
games created before Windows 95 work in Vista? I run Vista Ultimate on a
brand new HP Pavilion system.


"Andy" wrote:

> "Tyler Cobb" <tyler.cobb@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:7CBB5D48-F29F-4CD9-8C14-10AF00A41DBE@microsoft.com...
> > Don't forget that DOSBox 0.70 (32-bit) runs perfectly fine on Vista x64.
> > If you have any old MS-DOS games that you want to play again, this is the
> > answer to all the problems that ever were. I have been playing
> > Carmageddon, Ultima 6, Duke Nukem 3D, Blood, and Daggerfall all at 60fps+
> > with full sound and using my Windows controllers. DOSBox is the win, for
> > sure.
> >
> > Tyler Cobb, MCP
>
> Agree, I pull out old DOS games all the time with DOSBox. Great stuff. I
> also dig running DOS 6.22 under Virtual PC 2007, only problem here is the
> soundcard support isn't as stellar, BUT it works, it's free, and it runs
> Syndicate Wars, which I couldn't get running under DOSBox for some reason
> (though I haven't tried v0.70 yet).
>