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Screenshot 3: Choose where you would like to install DOSBox Finally click Install to start installing DOSBox on your workstation. When you prefer to install DOSBox on another location on your harddisk you can easily change it here. Screenshot 2: Choose what you like to install After you made your decision just click Next. You can't change the value of Core Files but you can change the Desktop Shortcut box if you prefer not to have a DOSBox shortcut on your computer's desktop. The next window has just two options: Core files and Desktop Shortcut. Screenshot 1: The first DOSBox installation window
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The first screen that will pop-up is DOSBox's license agreement, after reading it click Next. Perhaps you will get a box that DOSBox isn't signed by Microsoft, just accept this window otherwise you won't be able to install DOSBox. For users that aren't familar with the next-next-next method take a look at the following steps along with descriptions otherwise just skip the four steps below and continue reading the next part of this documentation. A shortcut to run DOSBox will appear in Windows' startmenu after successfully installing DOSbox. You can easily install DOSBox by using the 'next-next-next' installation method.
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* Read as: a program/tool that acts like DOS but is just a virtual PC It mainly works like this: when you have a fast workstation you may be able to emulate* a faster 'old' machine such as a Pentium 133MHz, but when you have a slower workstation such as an Pentium III 800MHz your workstation will only be able to emulate* an 286 or maybe early 386 machines. For instance an AMD Athlon XP 2000+ featuring 1024MB of memory may be able to emulate* a 486 but is not able to emulate* a Pentium 100MHz. Your workstation may be able to emulate* a Pentium or only a 286 pc, this all depends on the specifications that your workstation has. You may ask yourself, why? Well the tool in question is called DOSBox DOSBox emulates* a good old workstation such as a 286, 386, 486 and even early Pentiums. This may sound very stupid but the tool we will teach you does need a workstation that has as much memory as possible and an as fast as possible processor but the actual requirements all depends on what kind of games you want to run. What do you need to get most DOS games running? We hope the following text will make it more easy for you to get your favorite classic DOS games running. This is mainly the reason why this documentation page has been written and published by Res. And when you finally do get a certain game working by the usage of one of the tools it may run very slowly (or sometimes too fast), run without sound, crash a lot of times, mess up the graphics, etc. Windows has several build-in tools but these tools can't really manage to get a lot of games running without crashing or glitches. Now we give you the opportunity to run your favorite classic in Windows XP/Vista (and even Windows 2000), doesn't that sound great? Just imagine the last time you have tried to run SimCity 2000, Stunts, Desert Strike or Street Rod. On modern operation systems such as Windows XP and Windows Vista it's very hard to get old DOS games running.
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