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Does anyone know a way to run MS-DOS programs in the Command Prompt in
Windows XP? Whenever I try to run one of my old software apps in the command
prompt I run into problems. I frequently cannot get all of the way through
the setup (and when I can it will only run for a few minutes and then it will
not launch again). When I use the same disk and try to install it on an
older Windows machine (w/ MS-DOS Prompt) it works perfectly.
I thoght that it might be caused by either the speed of my machine or the
file system. I installed an old 4GB FAT32 Hard drive but I run into the same
problem. This drive comes up as the fifth drive (G:\) because I have 4 NTFS
partitions on my main (boot) drive (C: D: E: F.
I am not sure about the speed of my machine. It is 32-Bit. It has a
Pentium 4 processor @ 3GHz with Hyperthreading enabled. I also have 1 GB of
RAM. I have Win XP Home Edition with SP2 installed. DVD-ROM drive also
being used.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Windows XP? Whenever I try to run one of my old software apps in the command
prompt I run into problems. I frequently cannot get all of the way through
the setup (and when I can it will only run for a few minutes and then it will
not launch again). When I use the same disk and try to install it on an
older Windows machine (w/ MS-DOS Prompt) it works perfectly.
I thoght that it might be caused by either the speed of my machine or the
file system. I installed an old 4GB FAT32 Hard drive but I run into the same
problem. This drive comes up as the fifth drive (G:\) because I have 4 NTFS
partitions on my main (boot) drive (C: D: E: F.
I am not sure about the speed of my machine. It is 32-Bit. It has a
Pentium 4 processor @ 3GHz with Hyperthreading enabled. I also have 1 GB of
RAM. I have Win XP Home Edition with SP2 installed. DVD-ROM drive also
being used.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.