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DOS IMG decompression software: img.exe version, the moderator doesn't seem to have provided it. The biggest feature is resident in memory, virtualizing a floppy drive, which is especially suitable for directly installing software with multiple IMG files, without having to prepare a bunch of floppy disks. And some floppy disk version installation software must be installed from a floppy disk, and decompressing to the hard disk doesn't work. A more stable upgraded version is imgpro.
IMG: Open attachment
The same - function software is TruboIMG: Open attachment (Thanks to Xiaoshitou for providing)




Administrator note: Correct the address
http://www.cn-dos.net/forum/UploadFile/2005-4/20054673057491.rar

http://www.cn-dos.net/forum/UploadFile/2005-4/2005410155023756.com

Please ask the poster to post it and write a detailed explanation article, okay? Thanks......

After contact, wingier also has it, but he didn't value it. For higher - end motherboards, first execute imgpro12.com, otherwise virtualization can't be achieved. But it's also quite old, November 1995, by Top - Infomation LTD. Mr. Guan Lin Du BB:0769 - 2228833 - 61601.

IMG is a software with only more than ten kilobytes, which can be described as compact and powerful. After running, it stays in the memory and can simulate the effect of a floppy disk in the expanded memory. When using, you can always activate IMG with the hotkey CTRL+ALT+S+D+X (which means hold down CTRL+ALT and then press S, D, X in sequence). After IMG is activated, the following window pops up at the top of the screen:
　　Among them: The FILENAME column is the image file name to be restored. The DRIVE is the floppy disk drive letter used for simulation, which can be A or B. Note: After activating IMG, the actual A or B disk cannot be accessed. Only when IMG is removed from the memory can it be accessed. The FORMAT is the image file format to be restored, which are HD-COPYA, HD-COPYM and DISKDUPE, corresponding to the A, M versions of HDCOPY and the image file formed by DUP respectively. The DDI file should use the DISKDUPE format, and the IMG file generally uses the HD-COPYM format. READ is to read the image file to be restored into the simulated disk, and DONE is displayed when completed. WRITE is to write the content of the simulated floppy disk back to the image file or to the specified file name. The MESSAGE column displays various information. When using, press Enter in the FILENAME column, enter the image file name to be restored (the extension should also be entered), select the corresponding format, move the cursor to the READ column and press Enter, IMG starts to restore the file from the disk to the memory and simulate it as the specified floppy disk. After completion, DONE is displayed in the READ column. At this time, move the cursor to the WRITE column. At this time, you can directly press the ESC key to return to DOS, use DIR to view the content of the simulated disk, and can directly copy or install. The file installation in the DOS environment is relatively easy. After the content of the first disk is restored, type the installation command to install directly. When prompted to insert the next disk, use the hotkey to call out IMG, read the new image file, and then continue the installation until it is completed.

Give it a try, thank you!!!

I want to try to use it to read the four boot disks of win2k, but just at the beginning, I encountered "old file is not written" and then there was no response. What's going on?