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Running MS-DOS games in Microsoft Windows 95/98: Sound Blaster Live! Value Sound Card User's Guide

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Running MS-DOS games in Microsoft Windows 95/98: Sound Blaster Live! Value Sound Card User's Guide

OverviewFrom the MS-DOS box in Windows 95/98In the Windows 95/98 MS-DOS mode


Overview

Legacy games in the market have been designed for only MS-DOS. SB Live! Value supports MS- DOS games. There are two ways to play MS-DOS games.


From the MS-DOS box in Windows 95/98

This is the recommended method.

To open the box:

  • Click the Start button on the taskbar of Windows 95/98, point to Programs, and then click MS-DOS Prompt.

In the Windows 95/98 MS-DOS mode

There could be times when you do not want to or cannot run a game from the MS-DOS box. The game may be incompatible with Windows 95/98, or there is insufficient system resources to play the game with Windows 95/98 loaded. In such cases, use the MS-DOS mode, in which only the real-mode portions of Windows 95/98 are loaded.

To restart the system in MS-DOS mode when you are already in Windows 95/98:

  • Click the Start button on the taskbar, and then click Shutdown.
  • Click the Restart The Computer In MS-DOS Mode option button, and then click the OK button.

To start the system in MS-DOS mode at system startup:

  • At startup as Windows 95/98 is loading, hold the F8 key.
  • At the startup menu, choose the Command Prompt Only option, and then press <Enter>.

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