Re: D-Fend Reloaded (DOSBox frontend). Post by dmit2008 » 2016-4-15 @ 13:30. D-Fend Reloaded version 1.4.4 after installation on Windows 2000 does not start. Solution: Launch version 1.0.3 and then install UpdateSetup 1.4.4. Dmit2008: Newbie: Posts: 1: Joined: 2016-4-15 @ 13:22. Quick play with drag and drop into DOSBox; D-Fend Reloaded Setup; Additional steps and troubleshooting; ISO and CUE/BIN files; Windows 3.1 games; Windows 95. DOSBox has many frontend programs (complete list here) that give you a more appealing interface. Boxer is clearly the best DOSBox frontend on Mac. Feb 05, 2007 HOW TO: Install Windows 2000 (or XP perhaps) from DOS without a bootable CDROM. By Rick 44 replies Jul 14, 2004. Post New Reply. Page 1 of 2 1 2 Next >I figured this might deserve its own thread since I've been asked / heard this question a number of times. This post has been created in response to this thread: https://www.techspot.com. Guide: installing Windows 95 on DOSBox 0.74 Share. The version of the browser you are using is no longer supported. Please upgrade to a supported browser.Dismiss. View only Toggle screen reader support.

Sevanthi Poo Malai Kattu Song Download there. I figured this might deserve its own thread since I've been asked / heard this question a number of times. This post has been created in response to this thread: *WARNING: The following instructions delete all data on the hard drive. They may be modified to retain data, but I take no responsibility for data loss. *KNOWN LIMITATIONS: • Using DOS requires that the drive be formatted in FAT32.

It is possible to convert to NTFS later on, but I'll leave that decision up to you. • Your system must bet set to boot from the floppy drive. A QUICK NOTE: Many users can avoid installation from DOS by using the bootable floppy diskettes provided by Microsoft. You can find them here: The information given will allow the following to happen: 1.) Install Windows 2000 (XP?) if you do not have a bootable CD-ROM.

Doesn't W2k/XP setup need files from the subfolders in i386? 'copy *.*' does not take subdirs with it. There is also no need to make the HD bootable or to install the CDROM drivers manually. Download custom Windows 98SE bootdisk from 2.

Make the floppy 3. Boot from the floppy. Create and format a partition for w2k setup. It should be 600MB+ is you skip point 7, 1.2GB+ if not. All the tools you need are on the floppy. Reboot from the floppy 6.

Run smartdrv from the floppy to make things go faster 7. (Optional) use the xcopy command to transfer the i386 folder to the HD. /E switch is for transferring subdirectories. Run winnt.exe from the CD (or HD if you did the copy thing). My W2K Pro CD has a directory containing the programs and files required to extract to floppy and create the “boot disks” all 4 of them. With instructions. (like NT used) The Directory is called “MAKEBOOT” And the program called “makeboot.exe” run it and Follow the instructions.