The first step is to install DOSBox. This guide will use the 0.74 Windows 32-bit version which is available for download. Download the release for your operating system. If you are a Windows user, get the Win32 installer. After downloading, install DOSBox to any directory. Also, make a.

Thanks for any help. I had that game called 'Fallout'. An awesome game from 1997. It also had a patch 1.1 and a dos version.

I could play the game on my computer after working with the config and stuff. But I wanted to show how cool this game actually is to my 'non geek' friends. I thought about using iDos application (which uses DosBox) to run the dos version of the game. The problem I got was the game freezing a lot, the app crashing.

Not loading at all. I got the game to work after 2 days of research. But the graphics were really glitchy and the sound was gone. (And sound = atmosphere of the game, the experience) I couldn't enjoy the game without sound. So i thought about installing windows through iDos.

I googled and found out that i can install windows 3, windows 95, windows 98 or windows me. I don't know why, but i downloaded an.img file of windows 98. It took me a good 5 hours to get it to work. After doing that i tried to connect a 'fake disk' to windows 98.

But I failed. So i used an app called WinImage to open up the files in.img file. Then i added the fallout setup files. After that I used iDos to boot windows.

Installed fallout on the img using iDos. Then when i tried booting the game i got a message that the game can only run in windows 95. I downloaded windows 95 and deleted 98. I was faster this time, got it to work in under 10 minutes! Nice, isn't it? I installed fallout again.

It told me to download directx 3.0 or higher. So i downloaded directx 6.1 and installed.

The install also asked me if i wanted to install a driver. I said 'yes'. But then the whole windows crashed. I reinstalled everything and said 'no' this time.

Everything is going well. I tried to boot the game now. It came up with a warning: This app needs to be run with 256 color or higher. Or something like that. Anyway i then looked up at the control panel, to display.

Film naruto shippuden movie 4 the lost tower sub indo xxi. I only had 16 color or monochrome. And the display was only 640x480. I googled a lot to find a working win95a graphic driver. I installed it. It got installed well.

Then i chose new graphics card adaptor. The new driver of course!

(Still going well) Checked the control panel, display. The 256 color, truecolor(32) and 16 bit color options were unlocked. I chose 256 of course. After chosing 256 color the display option popped. Now I could slide from 480 to 1024.

Great, right? Though I kept it at 480 and just chose 256 color.

I clicked apply. But windows warned me that i need to restart in order to apply changes. Which closes the iDos application. I reopened the iDos and booted windows 95 again. I didn't notice anything different. I checked display settings again.

And it was still 16 color with 256 color and such unlucked. But whenever I choose them it tells me to restart and closes the app. I googled more and found that dosbox doesn't support 256 color.

But I also found that some people got it to work. Just the files were old and deleted. So I couldn't download.

But I am so close. I can't stop yet.

If anyone can help me get past this problem, thanks. Problem: Can't set 256 color without restarting. And when i restart it is back to 16 color.

Is there a way to boot it always 256 color maybe?