curt@unix.cie.rpi.edu (Curt Signorino) (10/22/90)
The DTK 386/33 I just purchased comes with its own DTK BIOS.
Apparently, Windows 3.0 and the DTK BIOS conflict when Windows is run
in 386-enh or standard modes. There is no problem when running
Windows in real mode. I believe the problem (from the Windows side of
it) lies in HIMEM.SYS.
Does anyone know of a fix to this, or do I need to just cough up the
money for Phoenix or AMI BIOS? If I do need to purchase a new BIOS,
does anyone have mailorder addresses for either of the two and
approximate prices?
Thanks,
Curt.
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\ = lopes@cogsci.ucsd.EDU (alann lopes) (10/22/90)
In article <023%1&^@rpi.edu> curt@unix.cie.rpi.edu (Curt Signorino) writes: >The DTK 386/33 I just purchased comes with its own DTK BIOS. >Apparently, Windows 3.0 and the DTK BIOS conflict when Windows is run >in 386-enh or standard modes. There is no problem when running >Windows in real mode. I believe the problem (from the Windows side of >it) lies in HIMEM.SYS. What kind of PROBLEMS? I own a DTK 386/33 running DTK BIOS and have no problems running Windows in enhanced mode. alann -------------------------------------------------------- alann lopes: alopes@ucsd.edu -- internet Programmer/Analyst lopes@cogsci.ucsd.edu -- internet (619) 534-7417 ALOPES@UCSD -- bitnet ...!ucsd!alopes -- uucp --------------------------------------------------------