This is my first ever attempt at a video howto guide. By the end of this video, you will have installed Windows 3.11 and all the important drivers into a DOSBox system that you can start from your desktop, taskbar or start menu. Part 1 Part 2 Ingredients Windows 3.11 installation media (don’t ask me for this, try eBay or a local charity shop) Video Driver Sound Card Driver Joystick Driver Credit A forum post by Dominus at vogons.
The Imagine Cup is about saving the world through technology. It’s about showcasing what you can do by building a solution on a Microsoft platform. It’s about securing the next generation of talented software developers, and your last chance to enter is now. You can solve problems, give your career options a boost, and have fun while doing so. At 23:59 on Friday 10th December (that’s tomorrow night) the first round of the Imagine Cup closes for the UK – this means that, after that point, you won’t be able to enter the Software Design and Embedded Development sections of the Imagine Cup for this year.
As you’ll see in a previous post, I reverted to Windows on my Amilo, in order to play Steam games. I was very disappointed to discover that on running L4D2, my system blue screened and then rebooted. After some Google-ing, I discovered that there are a lot of idiots in the world. From Yahoo! Canada Answers: There are 3 step to repair blue screen crash error If you got blue screen crash error then there is a 94% chance that your computer has registry problems.