You should see a blue text editor open in DOSBox. Now, try launching DOSBox and then run the command edit. Then, copy the EDIT.COM file into your Win95 folder. Mount A "C:\Users\your username\Desktop\Win95" Underneath this block of text, add the off # Lines in this section will be run at startup. To do this, open your DOSBox configuration file, then scroll to the very bottom. Next, you need to configure DOSBox to work within this folder. A copy of the Windows 95 installation diskette setįirst, you need to create an environment to work in within DOSBox.Ĭreate a new folder on your desktop and name it Win95.I hope I gave enough info for this to be answered. I have a couple files on there I can't risk losing (but I guess I'll have to if it's the last option there is)Īny help, ideas, or anything would be greatly appreciated. This is a very last option that I really don't want to have to do, but reinstall windows (don't know if you can do it without being able to navigate windows anyway). Buy an external HDD case for an SATA hard drive, take it out of the computer with the problems, hook it up to the usb on this old computer and try to fix the registry (somehow) that way.ģ. Buy a new USB card, but it doesn't look like they're interchangable, and if I needed a new one why would things be read through the usb but the keyboard and mouse still don't work?Ģ. My ideas at the moment from reading around are toġ. I even restored the bios settings to factory default. I've tried everything in the bios (which is barely tweakable on a dell). Once this happened I tried rebooting in safe mode, I tried last known good configuration, and I even had a tuneup utilities backup that I made about a year ago that I decided to try out. I restarted the computer and now here I am with this delema.
To my surprise there were about 15 different "4D36E965-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002BE10318" in there so I went to all the Upper filters and deleted them (I don't remember the names, there were 3 upper and 3 lower) On the right-hand side of the window, click LowerFilters. On the right hand side of the window, click UpperFilters.
#DOSBOX WINDOWS 3.1 MOUSE NOT WORKING PLUS#
In the Open box, type Regedit, and then click OK.Ĭlick the plus sign (+) next to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE.Ĭlick the plus sign (+) next to CurrentControlSet.Ĭlick. I get power to my flash drive but can't do anything because once again the keyboard and mouseīefore all this trouble I was having troubles with my dvd burner and came across a fix for my problems, or so I thought, using regedit, these were the instructions I plug in my Creative Zen Vision:M and it starts charging and the quick open window opens up but I can't select anything because the keyboard and mouse aren't working I've tried every USB port on there and I get nothing I unplug the keyboard and mouse and restart and plug them in when windows is loaded it says it loaded the drivers, and since I have an optical mouse I know it's getting power, but it's not working at all. I get into windows and the mouse and keyboard don't work at all, I can't navigate anywhere I start my computer with the mouse and keyboard plugged into the usb ports, it works outside of windows (F2 to get into the bios, F8 to do a safe start, I can move around in them with the keyboard) First off the computer has no ps/2 connectors I have a dell dimension **50 running windows xp and here is my problem
It seems to be unanswerable for a lot of people but I'll give you guys a shot. Hello everyone, I came across this forum and decided to try my question here.
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