The Traditional Chinese edition doesn't have this problem in the Change Password instructions.
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Posted 2010-08-14 13:47 · 中国 香港 城市电讯有限公司
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Posted 2010-08-14 14:13 · 中国 四川 绵阳 电信
Question for the moderator, how do you play CDs in a virtual machine?
I have a few old classic songs on genuine CDs from back then, and this is also my first time trying to play them in a virtual machine.
As a result, I found that NT351's CD Player can't detect the disc, while 4.0's CD Player can play it, but there's no sound.
I've checked the speaker volume and the volume in both the host system and the virtual machine system, and there's no problem. Other audio can be played.
Update: I already found the cause. Digital CD playback wasn't enabled. But there doesn't seem to be anywhere to set it in either NT3.51 or 4.0. What a pain.
[ Last edited by xkai2010 on 2010-8-14 at 15:12 ]
I have a few old classic songs on genuine CDs from back then, and this is also my first time trying to play them in a virtual machine.
As a result, I found that NT351's CD Player can't detect the disc, while 4.0's CD Player can play it, but there's no sound.
I've checked the speaker volume and the volume in both the host system and the virtual machine system, and there's no problem. Other audio can be played.
Update: I already found the cause. Digital CD playback wasn't enabled. But there doesn't seem to be anywhere to set it in either NT3.51 or 4.0. What a pain.
[ Last edited by xkai2010 on 2010-8-14 at 15:12 ]
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Posted 2010-08-16 09:48 · 中国 广东 广州 联通
How do you enter Safe Mode in NT? (Neither 3.51 nor 4.0 works)
Pressing F8 at the system selection menu doesn't bring up Advanced Startup Options, and adding /safeboot:minimal in boot.ini still boots normally.
Pressing F8 at the system selection menu doesn't bring up Advanced Startup Options, and adding /safeboot:minimal in boot.ini still boots normally.
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Posted 2010-08-16 10:33 · 中国 上海 中国科学院上海分院
Originally posted by xkai2010 at 2010-8-16 09:48 AM:
How do you enter Safe Mode in NT? (Neither 3.51 nor 4.0 works)
Pressing F8 at the system selection menu doesn't bring up Advanced Startup Options, and adding /safeboot:minimal in boot.ini still boots normally.
The F8 menu and Safe Mode are features that only started with win2000.
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Posted 2011-01-19 15:04 · 中国 山东 淄博 联通
Thanks to the OP for this post, this NT35 took me a very long time!
I'm giving you points!
I'm giving you points!
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