Some text-screen enhancement drivers and terminate-and-stay-resident
programs (TSRs) may run erratically or not at all in Windows 95. Results
may include garbled text output or incorrect screen colors.
Examples of such programs include shareware or third-party Ansi.sys
replacements, and the High Screen (Affiche.com) TSR from PC-Soft.
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Some older text-screen enhancement drivers and TSRs may not be completely
compatible with the improved text display performance in Windows 95.
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To work around this problem, follow these steps:
| 1. | Use any text editor (such as Notepad) to edit the Config.sys file.
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| 2. | Add the following line to the Config.sys file:
switches=/C
If there is already a "switches=" line, add /C
to the end of the line.
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| 3. | Save and then close the Config.sys file.
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| 4. | Restart your computer.
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The /C switch disables the Windows 95 text display optimization, allowing
older drivers and TSRs to work correctly.
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