hit ctrl+shft+esc, select processes tab, find explorer.exe, then click 'end process.' select 'applications' tab then 'new task.' enter a single period ["." (without quotes)] to start a windows explorer. use that to navigate to your diablo folder or cd and start playing. when you're done, hit 'new task' again and key in "explorer.exe" and whiz-bang, you're back in the 2010's. if you find an obsidian ring of the zodiac, i'll gladly accept that as thanks!


>: John

>I don't think you answered his question very well there John... If he doesn't like win95,

>it's up to him. If you do like it, it's up to you. Just SHUT UP about it and try answering

>the question posed.>Okay...now to the answer (at last!)... From what I've heard, and seen a couple of months

>ago on the web site, I don't believe that Blizzard have mentioned anything about Diablo

>being windows 95 only. However, I may just be sadly misled in this, as I certainly hope

>I can play it in dos :-(>Silk.

I hope you both realize that your both going to have to install WIN95

sooner or later because thats what just about everything is gonna be

made for in the next coupla years. Dontcha just hate the technology

curve? 

John



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: I believe any software carrying the win95 logo (certified by Microsoft),

: thus claiming to be a win95 native (32-bit) application has to also run

: on NT. What I'd like to know is how well NT workstation runs DOS games.

: With all the DOS overhead I have heard win95 does a better job. Anyone

: have any experience with this?Hmm. Doesn't Corel WordPerfect Suite for Windows 95 have that

logo? I heard that Statistics Canada bought a huge amount of them for

Windows NT and it wouldn't allow them to install it. A cute little

windows pops up saying, "You Can't Run this Under NT" Needless to say,

they were all annoyed. I believe they called Microsoft and supposedbly

Microsoft has relaxed the rules for the Win95 logo. However, I do believe

a fair amount of programs for Windows 95 do work on NT.

Jason

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> I may be mistaken but I've been told that OS/2 warp is by far better

> than any of the aforemention OS and will run any 32 bit windows apps. If

> I am wrong please lemme know.

 


Actually, since I work for Computer Support for a University in new

Zealand, I have found that those staff members who have switched to

Win95 - the rate of support calls for those staff members dramatically

drops off....Win95 seems to be inherently more stable, faster, and if something

does crash you can close it down - and I find it much easier to

support than windows 3.11 (or god forbid 3.1 *erk*)For those that complain that workgroups is better than 95 - well

microsoft actually does own BOTH products - so either way they win...Personally I find nothing wrong with 95, am looking forward to playing

with NT 4. I also don't mind looking at other operating systems,

considering its all part of the job....You state that you hate people that run around going microsoft rulez

when they have no idea - well sort of like those that run around going

Microsoft Sucks i imagine....the operating system is more often dependent on the hardware in your

computer - faulty hardware often leads to so called "continuous

problems" no matter what operating system....My personal preference is with Win95, but then if someone asks me

about say the Mac O/S, I say there is nothing wrong with it, and if

they ask me about an "unusual operating system" i say that i don't

know as i dont have enough experience with it...ranters bore me to tears...

"MAD!!! You dare call me MAD!! The greatest mind that ever lived!!!"

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