Malice Rancor Posted November 4, 2000 I was trying to set some programs up for one of my friends, but some stuff doesn't seem to work on windows 2000. Anyone know if the problem is that some stuff like Legacy and Dehacked are just not compatible with 2000. Most things seem to work fine like Zdoom and Wintex but others are just not working. 0 Share this post Link to post
Guest spacedog Posted November 4, 2000 Try the win32 version of legacy, because win2000 doesn't have proper dos suport, a lot of dos programs just won't run. although there may bean emulator about somewhere 0 Share this post Link to post
bitstate Posted November 4, 2000 i had to wipe out my fresh installation of win2k since i realliesed that so much stuff doesn't work under it, the sollution for me was to do a dual boot install (ie more than one single partition on the harddrive and then have win98 and win2k installed simultainious). the thing is that win2k is very restriktive about what programs may use and sadly dos programs are highly affected and most of them simply won't run. 0 Share this post Link to post
Lüt Posted November 5, 2000 What you really need to do is install Win95. I would recommend Dos 6.22 and Win 3.11 (the last big OS's to work properly) but there is no support for them anymore. 0 Share this post Link to post
bitstate Posted November 5, 2000 actually there is calmira which is a shell for win3.x that looks and feels like win95 :) 0 Share this post Link to post
bitstate Posted November 5, 2000 but i have to admit.. i ran win95 osr2 until only half a year ago when i upgraded to win98 (and now to win2k) and i've actually never had any really bad experience... 0 Share this post Link to post
Grul Posted November 6, 2000 WinME is slightly more compatible, but you may still get problems, often soundwise. I only play Doom2 via ZDoom anyway, so ME works fine for me. I just have to boot with a start disk to run DCK, which is kinda irritating, but I can live with it. 0 Share this post Link to post
