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It seems doubtful that Microsoft would jump through such ridiculous hoops to ensure Windows ran on DR-DOS. They did the exact opposite, and added code to detec
by thought_alarm 7y ago
It seems doubtful that Microsoft would jump through such ridiculous hoops to ensure Windows ran on DR-DOS. They did the exact opposite, and added code to detect DR-DOS and disable Windows.
And in any case, it would be up to DR-DOS to emulate whatever MS-DOS was doing.
- Someone1234 7y ago> They did the exact opposite, and added code to detect DR-DOS and disable Windows. In 3.1. Before that Windows ran fine on other vendor's versions of DOS.