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I want to make the Tianhui Chinese character system resident in memory, but I don't know how to do it. Because after I used a few programs under DOS and returned to the main menu, the Chinese characters couldn't be displayed normally.

Tianhui is originally a resident in memory. What program did you run?

I use GHOST82. If I use it several times, the main menu can't display Chinese characters normally. Please give me some advice.

Is it loaded with a BAT file?

I don't know how to load. Just tell me the simple method.

Tianhui runs immediately and stays resident. It is best not to use Ghost after loading the Chinese system.

Then Chinese characters cannot be displayed.

Running Ghost doesn't display any Chinese characters.

Before entering GHOST, unload Tianhui from memory first, and load Tianhui again after exiting GHOST.

Oh, it turns out the original poster is from DOS Home's one-click GHOST. It's not that the inability to load Tianhui occurs after using GHOST multiple times, but it's caused by IFS (NTFS driver). Tianhui has a memory conflict with all NTFS drivers. I spent two weeks repeatedly testing and finally avoided the conflict between them in the batch script ^_^

Oh my goodness, before running ghost, not only does it load Tianhui, but also ifs. It's really... too dangerous!

Using a Chinese system in pure DOS is very troublesome and unstable. I haven't tried using GHOST in a Chinese environment DOS, and I don't know if it will affect the speed and stability.