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DOS软件下载 & 游戏分享 (下载室) » Please clarify the specific content you need to translate. You just said "求DOS2.0,为装windows1.0", which translates to "Looking for DOS 2.0, to install Windows 1.0"
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Floor1 llji Posted 2006-07-02 19:04
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Trying to drive the mouse with WIN1.0 installed with DOS3.3 always fails. I want to try with DOS2.0! Thanks for the help!




dos 3.31


windows

[ Last edited by llji on 2006-7-2 at 19:19 ]

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Floor2 Scott0902 Posted 2006-07-02 22:09
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What's so fun about something so old?
Floor3 fujianabc Posted 2006-07-02 22:49
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It has nothing to do with the DOS version. Windows 1.0x only supports serial mice.
Floor4 llji Posted 2006-07-02 23:43
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Originally posted by fujianabc at 2006-7-2 22:49:
It has nothing to do with the DOS version. Windows 1.0x only supports serial mice.



Thank you two! I have a PS/2 interface. Is there any other way, such as adding a driver by myself?
Thank you!
Floor5 fujianabc Posted 2006-07-03 09:44
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Originally posted by llji at 2006-7-2 11:43 PM:

Thank you two! I'm using a PS/2 interface. Is there any other way, such as adding a driver myself?
Thank you!

There's no way. Windows 1.0x doesn't support PS/2 mouse interfaces at all.
Floor6 humct Posted 2006-07-03 11:40
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Floor7 llji Posted 2006-07-03 13:14
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Thanks everyone!

Used the WIN101.DSK given by humct, can directly enter WIN1.0 with a floppy drive, and can use the mouse. May I ask how you made it? Can you share the experience? Thank you!

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Floor8 humct Posted 2006-07-03 17:35
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This is actually very simple.
If you pay attention to the mouse driver setup interface when installing WIN1X, select MICROSOFT PS/2 MOUSE.
WIN1X supports PS/2 mice
Floor9 asbai Posted 2006-07-04 00:17
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Personally, I feel that this GUI is far less comfortable than TUI~
Floor10 fujianabc Posted 2006-07-04 10:44
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Excuse me humct, why do you have the option of MICROSOFT PS/2 MOUSE when you install it? I have installed windows 1.01 1.02 1.03 1.04, and I have never seen the option of ps/2 mouse, only the option of serial mouse.
Floor11 humct Posted 2006-07-04 11:28
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Page down, continue to search
or change from the WIN.INI file
Floor12 fujianabc Posted 2006-07-04 12:19
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There is no option for ps/2 mouse in the screenshot, and it cannot be paged. The mouse option does not seem to be controlled by win.ini.

I tried replacing the mouse.drv from the first installation disk of Windows 1.01 with the mouse.drv of Windows 2.03, then selected the second item (Microsoft mouse) during installation, and then I could use the ps/2 mouse in Windows 1.01.

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Floor13 humct Posted 2006-07-04 12:59
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Just select the second option.
Floor14 llji Posted 2006-07-04 13:18
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Thanks to all friends!!

I replaced the mouse.drv in the 1.01 installation disk with mouse.drv from Windows 2.03, and indeed the mouse was driven.

Otherwise, none of the 8 options worked.

Thanks for the help! Good luck!

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Floor15 Scott0902 Posted 2006-07-04 16:30
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Originally posted by asbai at 2006-7-4 00:17:
Personally, I feel that this kind of GUI is far less comfortable than TUI ~

Seriously support!!!
Even Win3.2 is unstable, so the stability of this Win1 can be imagined
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