China DOS Union

The system was originally Windows XP.
I installed DOS 7.10 from the CD (and installed all the accessories inside). As a result, I found that Chinese characters couldn't be displayed, and there were messy codes of horizontal and vertical bars under DOS. In that DOS - built - in file manager, it was aaaaaaa... I suspected that it was because when I was installing, in an option like a long file or something, I selected no! So, I reinstalled it by overwriting. As a result, at the final stage, a dialog box popped up saying that config and AUTOEXEC had each been newly created as independent files. After the installation was completed, I restarted and entered DOS, but it was still the same as last time, unable to display Chinese characters. Although when I was installing, I selected the Chinese option in every selectable box! So now I want to uninstall DOS first (delete all the files it generated).
哪位高手能细说一下！！！？？？
"I installed DOS on drive D;"
&*&*&* By the way, originally, are there BOOTLOG.TXT, CONFIG.SYS, AUTOEXEC.BAT in the root directory of drive C: of Windows XP??? 2.
Now there are 24 files in the root directory of drive C:, including BOOTLOG.TXT, CONFIG.SYS, AUTOEXEC.BAT, logo.sys

The small head above is rolling. In front is my directory from the C: drive. Experts, take a look. I want to delete it cleanly!

1. DOS itself does not support Chinese display. To support Chinese, you need to run the relevant Chinese system. I remember that the MSDOS 7.10 installation CD in this forum comes with PDOS, CCDOS, and Tianhui Chinese system.

(1) Enter PDOS:
c:
cd\pdos
autorun

(2) Enter CCDOS:
c:
cd\ccdos
autorun

(3) Enter Tianhui Chinese system:
c:
cd\dos71\tw32
autorun

Note: You cannot enter the three Chinese systems at the same time. Just choose one to enter.

2. To completely delete the DOS installed under XP (in fact, I have never installed DOS 7.10 under XP, so I don't know which files it has modified), I assume that it should have saved the boot sector of DOS as c:\bootsect.dos and added the corresponding startup item to c:\boot.ini. Therefore, to completely delete this DOS, you need to delete the following contents:

(1) The three directories under c\: pdos, ccdos, media

(2) All files under c\ except boot.ini, ntdetect.com, ntldr, pagefile.sys, hiberfil.sys, bootfont.bin. (Note: Do not delete these listed files at all)

In addition, you also need to modify boot.ini, delete the startup item of DOS 7.10 in it. This item should be similar to the following:
c:\bootsect.dos="MS-DOS 7.10"

Expert!

Your over-simplified assumption, but practice has proven it correct!

Thank you!!!

I deleted and reinstalled, deleted and reinstalled, and it's never the same.

After booting, Chinese is displayed, but the input method can't be called up; finally, I tried my 65k Super Mario game, it was completely black with no trace, and no sound, fortunately I could exit. Limited energy, finally gave up...

Can't let go of meeting an expert!


Ask about this: Regarding the burning issue???

I burned a disc, burned it in two tracks, that is, filled the disc twice, but in win xp I can only see the content of the latter burned track, how can I see the content of that track???

In win 98, I can see it, there is a volume option in the right-click properties, which can select the track

But in win xp, after finding this function and importing, I can only see one track!

I'm absolutely sure my burning is fine, this can be ruled out!

Why delete DOS 7.10? Just load the Chinese system to display Chinese characters and load the input method to input Chinese! Stupid! Novice!

The following is a quote from 8888887 on July 6, 2004 at 01:04:51 AM:
Ask about this: The problem about burning? ? ?
I burned a disc, which was burned in two tracks, that is, the disc was filled twice, but in win xp, only the content of the latter burned track can be seen. How can I see the content of that track? ? ?
In win 98, it can be seen. There is a volume option in the right - click properties, and you can select the track.
But win xp can't find this function. After importing, you can only see one track!

I burned it absolutely without any problem. This can be ruled out!

In my impression, it seems that you need to install Nero. You can try to install a Nero under xp.

Then you say how to load the Chinese system and load the input method. I installed DOS 7.10, but whether it can display or input Chinese or not, however, I still can't play that Super Mario!？

The person upstairs, you need to load a Chinese input method to input Chinese characters. For example, to input Chinese characters with the PDOS Chinese character system, you must load HZKBD, INSTDICT, PY or WB, etc.

Regarding the problem of Super Mary, in fact, as mentioned in the DOS installation program, some software must run normally under the corresponding configuration, especially the configuration of EMM386.EXE in CONFIG.SYS, such as NOEMS, RAM or not loading, etc. For the specific running requirements of the program, please refer to the help file that comes with the program (if available). Or you can post this game (it's only 65KB anyway), let me test to see if there is really a problem.

The following is a quote from Wengier at 01:25:29 AM on July 7, 2004:
Above, you can only input Chinese characters after loading a Chinese input method. For example, to input Chinese characters with the PDOS Chinese character system, you must load HZKBD, INSTDICT, PY, or WB, etc.

Regarding the problem of Super Mario, in fact, as mentioned in the DOS installation program, some software must run normally under corresponding configurations, especially the configuration of EMM386.EXE in CONFIG.SYS, such as NOEMS, RAM, or not loading. For the specific running requirements of the program, please refer to the help file that comes with the program (if available). Or you can post this game here (it's only 65KB anyway), and let me test to see if there is really a problem.

Where are there detailed help tutorials for these things? Please post a link or recommend a book or something! Thanks!


Files can't be uploaded! I played on a desktop computer and only got to level 4. I don't know if there are no more levels behind or if I didn't find the level. I have already sent it to your email

Ask: 1. Is there a compatibility problem of hardware with the operating system, such as: a hardware system only supports winxp win2000 but doesn't support win 98 and can't be installed.???
2. What is the difference between uppercase and lowercase file extensions??? Such as: exe and EXE Thanks for answering!

Don't care too much about what others say. Young people are sometimes a bit hot-headed. If they suffer some losses, they can change.

1. Strictly speaking, this problem should not exist because most of the time hardware interacts with driver programs. If there is a driver, it can be used; if not, it cannot be used. Of course, some hardware manufacturers do not provide drivers for certain systems, but if there is a need, someone will solve this problem.

2. In DOS, case is not distinguished. Therefore, exe and EXE are exactly the same, and it is okay if you write it as Exe or eXe.

Thanks

88888887: I have stated in the reply email that please rename and resend the attachment, otherwise I can't open it.

The Super Mario game you sent me has been received. So it's this Super Mario. Actually, I already have it in my system. Just now, I ran it in the system where I just installed the full version of MSDOS 7.1 (floppy disk version), and found that it runs normally without any problems. It's estimated that you installed DOS using the CD - ROM version and installed many plug - ins (such as Chinese character system plug - ins, etc.), and maybe some plug - ins are incompatible with this game. Just set the system configuration file.

When I switch to PDOS, it shows that the Pinyin and Wubi input methods have been installed, but I don't know how to switch to the Chinese input state. Pressing CTRL+SHIFT doesn't work, and pressing other random combinations doesn't switch either. Please give me some advice. Thanks in advance.
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:(I made a mistake again: I don't know why now I can switch when entering DOS (CTRL+Space), but when typing with Pinyin in CCDOS, the selectable characters don't show up. It's really frustrating. I can only use PDOS... (Inadvertent mistake, please forgive me, moderator):)

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