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The biggest culprit was the cd-rom drivers and the mouse driver. Our PC “only” had 4mb of RAM which was the minimum for Doom, but exiting Windows into DOS afte
by balls187 3y ago
The biggest culprit was the cd-rom drivers and the mouse driver.
Our PC “only” had 4mb of RAM which was the minimum for Doom, but exiting Windows into DOS after boot left a lot of cruft in memory.
The first time I tried starting the computer and bypassing autoexec.bat (which I learned from reading on a BBS) I was scared it was going to be permanent. Luckily it wasn’t.