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Moderator:
Hello, this installation disk can't be installed. My C drive is in NTFS format, and it reports an error as soon as I install it. I copied the original file to the D drive, and installed it in the DOS environment in XP by entering the D drive. Think about if there are more ways, it's best to make it into a CD for sale. With your prestige, it will surely have a large number of buyers!

I installed it in VPC 5.1 and then it starts like this:

no systemdisk.Booting from harddisk.

Then there is no response, and after a while it comes again.

I used a full installation.

The following is the speech quoted by Guradian on 2003-8-13 0:58:41:
After I installed it in VPC 5.1, it starts like this

nosystemdisk.Bootingfromharddisk.
Then there is no response, and after a while it comes again,
I used a full installation

I just tried various installation methods in VPC 5.2 many times (including installation without hard disk partition), but no problem was found; there is no problem at all under VMWare 4.0.

However, I have just added the function of "rewriting MBR" to it to prevent the possibility of extremely small unbootable situations.

The following is a quote from ct on August 12, 2003 at 8:00:10:
Moderator:
      Hello, this installation disc cannot be installed. My C drive is in NTFS format. As soon as I install it, an error occurs. I copied the original file to drive D and entered drive D using DOS under XP to perform the installation. Think about whether there are more methods. It is best to make it into a CD for sale. With your prestige, it will definitely be very popular!

First of all, thank you for your support!

If the C drive is in NTFS format, then DOS cannot be installed on the hard drive. Unless the C drive is first converted to FAT12/16/32 format, otherwise the installation program will prompt an error that DOS cannot be installed on the NTFS partition and exit.

Regarding the MS-DOS 7.10 CD installation version, I have provided the download in the forum, and there are some plug-ins with it.

Suggest adding "Refuse to install MS-DOS 7.10 under the NTFS system"

The following is the speech of ct on 2003-8-13 21:51:22:
It is suggested to add "Refuse to install MS-DOS 7.10 under NTFS system"

This function has already been added.

It would be very convenient if someone could put all DOS software on a CD that can be run directly!!

I installed the XP system.
There is no optical drive and no floppy drive on the computer.
Please, boss, make a hard disk version for us, okay?
Thanks.
Very urgent, very excited to find this thing, really want to try it out quickly.

The following is the statement quoted from lilililo on 2003-8-14 1:33:59:
I installed the XP system.
There is no CD-ROM drive and no floppy drive on the computer.
Please, boss, make a hard disk version for us. Is that okay?

Actually, you can directly expand it to the hard disk for installation, which doesn't require a floppy drive or a CD-ROM drive. But you need to pay attention that the installation work needs to be carried out in pure DOS...

站长 Wengier:

Hello! There are still two questions I would like to ask:

1. DOS71 has been successfully installed. But when I add TW.EXE (not installed from the plug-in disk) and run it, there is a screen with garbled characters and it freezes. What is the reason?

2. There is a "1024" parameter in the automatically loaded SMARTDRV. May I run it again without parameters and install WIN2K? I have been thinking about installing a dual system of "DOS + WIN2K". Thank you!

Looking forward to your reply!

The following is the statement by GENE on 2003-8-14 9:06:00:
DOS71 has been successfully installed, but when I add TW.EXE (not installed from the plug-in disk) and run it, there is a screen with garbled characters and it freezes. What is the reason?

Which TW.EXE are you using? Why not use the one from the plug-in disk?

The following is the statement quoted by Wengier on 2003-8-14 2:09:54:

The following is the statement quoted by lilililo on 2003-8-14 1:33:59:
I installed the XP system.
There is no optical drive and no floppy drive on the computer.
Please, big boss, make a hard disk version for us. Is that okay?

Actually, you can directly expand it to the hard disk for installation, which doesn't require a floppy drive or an optical drive. But you need to pay attention that the installation work needs to be carried out in pure DOS...

Thank you! It turns out that it can be unzipped to the hard disk using undisk. The novice didn't know at the beginning.
But how do I install it after unzipping?
I have no way to boot to pure DOS?
Do I have to have a floppy drive or an optical drive?
Also, if installing, is it to unzip the first disk to directory 1, the second disk to 2, then put folder 1 and 2 in the same directory, and then run setup.bak?

Ask the moderator:
Can you tell me which file is the mouse driver?
Thank you!

What is ADD-ON? I inserted the card and couldn't install it, so I skipped it. After the installation was completed, I rebooted, and as soon as I booted the DOS computer, it kept barking wildly, and there was nothing on the screen. What's the matter?

Moderator, why is there no one answering?