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1. Windows 3.1 setup exe how to#
2. Windows 3.1 setup exe driver#
3. Windows 3.1 setup exe pro#
4. Windows 3.1 setup exe software#

There are also some simple ways to disable and enable your computer with the hotkeys described above. If you need to lock your computer for specific reasons, you can set a hotkey to lock your computer or even create a combination of keys and execute whatever commands you want through those keys. These hotkeys can be customized to perform either one time or recurring disabling and enabling of your PC when you enter specific commands.

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When using this software, there are some additional options that you can use which allows you to completely customize the locking behavior of your PC. SPEAK.EXE: PC Speaker Driver for Windows 3.1, 3.11, Windows for Workgroups 3.1, 3.11 (Also: 9x,ME) 23KB: SVGA.EXE: SVGA 256 Colour Display Driver for Windows 3.1 (Needs minimum 512KB Graphics Card) 433KB: TCP32B.EXE: TCP/IP-32 Version 3.11b ONLY for Windows for Workgroups 3.11: 691KB: VBRUN100.EXE: Visual Basic VBRUN100.

Windows 3.1 setup exe software#

You can also enable and disable the software from the control panel if you prefer to. Any activity on this system after you disable it will not be able to boot up or function. It is easy to disable this software by going to the control panel, creating a shortcut on startup, right click on that shortcut and select disable. The way smart PC locker or works is that it monitors any changes that are made to your hard drive since it is configured to detect any changes done and then automatically lock down your computer until you either remove the program or reboot it.

Windows 3.1 setup exe how to#

I'll go over how to download, install and run this software along with a quick demonstration of what it can do.

The best thing about this software is that it doesn't invade your privacy like some other anti-virus software will and it is also very easy to use.

This is great if you have kids or other people who you don't want to get into the habit of making changes to files on your computer.

Windows 3.1 setup exe pro#

Also tried LOADHIGH and DEVICEHIGH, still won't workĮdit: alright, it works after finishing setupĭEVICEHIGH=C:\WINDOWS\himemx2.Smart PC Locker Pro can be used to lock down your Windows based computer so you don't have access to anyone else's files on your PC. It keeps telling me the option of himemx.exe. Tried both of them (to Windows 98) but won't work.Īdded line to load himemx.exe on config.sys and autoexec.bat.ĭEVICE=C:\WINDOWS\himemx.exe /MAX=1048576 You need to enter the following lines to SYSTEM.INI file:Īlternatively you can use HIMEMX instead of HIMEM.SYS. That's because the memory limit for Windows 9x is 512 MB of RAM. It shows safe to shutdown screen after pressing any key Click Next to start the software installer and a wizard will guide you through the steps. In many cases, the Windows® user account wizard will ask if you would like changes to be made to your computer, Confirm with Yes. But after reboot it tells me about "insufficient memory to start windows". Once the EXE file has finished downloading, open the EXE file by double-clicking it. I managed to get pass the first stage of setup. Then copy Windows 95 setup files.Įdit: Use ms-dos option on rufus then click start. Try writing the Windows 95 OSR2 boot disk. Also I would use FreeDOS without most of the add on fluff and memory extensions (like himem, because windows will install that later) Then instead on using PCem, simply copy the windows installation files to the usb and install windows from there. You should add that it will only work on a computer that uses BIOS or that has legacy boot in it’s UEFI. if you run Microsoft Diagnostics (msd.exe), it will identify your computer as IBM 486DX lol Done! Exit dosshell (if dosshell is enabled) go to windows directory and run win.com Run Rufus, select the hard disk image used to install Windows 3.1 beforeĦ. Install DOS 5.0 and Windows 3.1 on PCemĢ. a usb flash drive (backup all files inside it)ġ. Here's my successful experiment of running Windows 3.1 from usb (on physical machine not virtual machine).