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2 total messages Started by Paul Walters Thu, 19 Nov 1992 16:29
Windows WIN386
#12134
Author: Paul Walters
Date: Thu, 19 Nov 1992 16:29
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Why does WIN386 take up 35KB when you initially run Windows, and about 7K once
you have exited and run Windows up again? VTSR, MAPMEM and MEM/C all report
this program doing this. I suppose WIN386 is the resident part of Windows in
a virtual DOS session.

One of our users is having this problem, and one of his DOS applications needs
the memory, so he starts windows, closes it, and restarts it, every time he
starts his machine.

He is using:

DOS 5.0
Novell drivers NETX 3.26 IPX 3.10 on a 3.11 fileserver
Clarkson packet driver NI5210.COM v. 10.2.2 and WINPKT.COM
EMM386 is running with ems enabled.
DOS loaded high
Using Windows 3.1

Any reasons why / fixes ?

Replies pref. by email please.
Re: Windows WIN386
#12135
Author: Mark Cosham
Date: Mon, 23 Nov 1992 09:03
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In <1765@prlhp1.prl.philips.co.uk> walters@prlhp1.prl.philips.co.uk (Paul Walters) writes:


>Why does WIN386 take up 35KB when you initially run Windows, and about 7K once
>you have exited and run Windows up again? VTSR, MAPMEM and MEM/C all report
>this program doing this. I suppose WIN386 is the resident part of Windows in
>a virtual DOS session.

>One of our users is having this problem, and one of his DOS applications needs
>the memory, so he starts windows, closes it, and restarts it, every time he
>starts his machine.

>He is using:

>DOS 5.0
>Novell drivers NETX 3.26 IPX 3.10 on a 3.11 fileserver
>Clarkson packet driver NI5210.COM v. 10.2.2 and WINPKT.COM
>EMM386 is running with ems enabled.
>DOS loaded high
>Using Windows 3.1

>Any reasons why / fixes ?

>Replies pref. by email please.

Just as a clarification.  Win386 is the program that windows runs when
running in 386 Enhanced mode.

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