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It's WIN.COM, by the way. When Windows didn't have a driver for some hardware, it would tell you it's "using 16-bit driver" (or was it DOS driver?). So it's al
by netsharc 1mo ago
It's WIN.COM, by the way.
When Windows didn't have a driver for some hardware, it would tell you it's "using 16-bit driver" (or was it DOS driver?). So it's all 32-bit.
Hah, this reminds me of Win32s on Windows 3.1x...
- 1970-01-01 1mo agoYes, WIN.COM was the file. All I can remember about Win32s is that it added another level of DLL hell.
- LocalH 1mo agoThe wording you're thinking of is "using MS-DOS compatibility mode"