Resolves an issue where the Win7 system does not support DOS execution for 16-bit real-mode assembler

This semester to learn the assembly, on their own computer found that Win7 DOS does not support 16-bit real mode.

For programming, the inability to execute a program is fatal.

After collecting information on the Internet, we get a solution--using DOSBox software to execute

DOSBox simple, is a DOS simulation program, support 16-bit real mode.

1. First download a DOSBox installer and install it, give the address below

Http://sourceforge.net/projects/dosbox/files/dosbox/0.73/DOSBox0.73-win32-installer.exe/download

2. In the beginning, locate the DOSBox folder. There is an edit configuration in the configuration. Select it.

3. In [AutoExec] The following increase the Mount C \ ... and save! My program in the C-drive, we can according to their own needs to set.

4. Execute DOSBox, assuming that you see Z:\>mount c: \ n,,, the folder settings are successful;

5. The old compilation of 16 bits is then performed using normal DOS operations;

Of course the solution is not confined to this one. Also see the ability to use virtual machines and so on. But I also appeared to have similar problems in the XP virtual machine, only can solve with the above method. Do not know why, have friends who know can tell me.

Resolves an issue where the Win7 system does not support DOS execution for 16-bit real-mode assembler