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So click on Restart Computer button.Īfter the DOSBox closes reopen it and enter the mount commands again. Although we could return to the DOS and start the Windows, it’ll just hang until we restart DOSBox. Now we can either Return to MS-DOS or Restart Computer (DOSBox in this case). Also skip the tutorial (click Skip Tutorial).

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The Setup may ask you if you want to install networking (if its Windows for Workgroups), if it does just press Continue to skip this for now.Īlso click Continue in the Dialog asking you what to do with CONFIG.SYS and AUTOEXEC.BAT modifications. Now we’re pretty much done with the basic Windows install. It’ll copy the files, just wait a minute or two… This way it will install all components, won’t search for Printers (there’s no one in DOSBox anyway) and won’t try to find any existing DOS apps on disk (there aren’t any apps on the disk so we can skip this as well). I’d recommend you to just deselect all the boxes if you’re not familiar with early Windows’ setup programs. It’ll ask you to confirm the entered values, press Continue again. It’s asking you to enter your name, company name, some product number… Enter the data and click Continue. The Setup will first check if there’s a network adapter in DOSBox, just wait until you see this screen: Windows will copy some files and switch to the graphical part. If you don’t know which one to select, use Express Install. Now you have to press ENTER and you can either select Express Install or Custom Install. If it won’t detect your Windows 3.1 files, restart it and run the mount commands again) Now put the Windows 3.1 installation files to the c:\somepath\a directory (a quick note here: I noticed that DOSBox sometimes won’t recognize new files in existing folders. Create two folders for disk A and C somewhere on your computer and run these commands: mount a c:\somefolder\a I’m really sorry for this tiny low-res picture, it’s because the scaling doesn’t work nice on my 4K monitorįirst we’re going to mount folders as drives to be able to transfer files around with ease. You’ll be greeted by something like this:

Sound drivers for windows 3.11 dosbox how to#

A copy of Windows 3.1 (you can use any release you want, I’ll be using Windows 3.11 for Workgroups English for Central-Eastern Europe)Īt this point I assume that you know how to install the DOSBox itself, un-7zip the files and open DOSBox.

DOSBox itself ( ) – this thing has been ported to numerous OSes so it really shouldn’t be a problem.

OK, so we actually don’t need anything really hard to get to run Windows 3.1 on DOSBox – no ROMs, no DOS install media, etc.

Set up graphics and sound (in Windows 3.1).

With this I mean that we’ll move from Macs (for a while) and rather do some old DOS stuff!

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I haven’t posted anything in a while, so I thought I’d kick this thing off with some DOSBox and Windows 3.1.Īs I don’t want this blog to become a list of old articles about Classic Mac emulation, we’re going to do something different today.