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I have a DOS game. When I open it, it says there isn't enough memory—what does that mean?
And how do I fix it?
Please explain in more detail, I'm a newbie～～～～～～～～
Credits 122 Posts 7 Joined 2003-07-17 00:00 23-year member UID 7044 Gender Male
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I saw online that if you use something called memmaker to change DOS memory a bit, it should work.
But where do I find this thing? How do I use it?
I'd appreciate some guidance～～～～～please be detailed～～～～～◎◎◎
Credits 4,590 Posts 1,812 Joined 2003-04-02 00:00 23-year member UID 1400 Gender Male From 上海市
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Under Win98 protected mode, you just need to right-click and adjust the memory settings!
But if you absolutely have to play it under DOS, then you definitely need to
set it in config!
Reading more posts on this forum will be good for you!
Actually you don't necessarily have to use memmaker.
And memmaker is pretty hard to download anyway!
