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DOS probs on XP
Whenever I try to run a DOS game on XP, the 'screen' is about 1 inch too low. It has happened with all the DOS-based programs I've run that I haven't launched from a DOS startup. I realise that it's emulated in XP, but any ideas on how to get it normal?
The Stats: Intel Penium 4 laptop, 1.2 Ghz 256 MB RAM Windows XP Proffesional Some unrecognised russian-made video card For some reason, I can't partition my HD at all, so I can't make a DOS startup drive. I'm thinking a proper DOS emulator might be the way to go, anyone got any suggestions? |
Normally it's because it's using some kind of funny screen mode. Desktop users can either tweak your gfx card to use a different refresh rate for that resolution, or alter the monitor settings to move the picture back up.
However, more difficult on a laptop. Apparently fiddling with the Fn-F keys sometimes gets it to re-jig the video settings; have you tried playing with those? Put it into crt mode briefly and change back etc... hope it might help! |
try installing a vesa driver or using dosbox
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