WinXP running DOS game tutorial sharing

Nostalgia has become a common feature of many 80s and 90s. After WinXP stopped the service, many users reinstalled the WinXP system, in order to get back the feeling of experiencing WinXP. Many people also come into contact with the older system than WinXP, which is DOS. There are also many classic old games under DOS, such as the Dragon Quest, the Great Emperor, etc. Many of the 80s should be familiar, so how to play these DOS games under the WinXP system? Way!

Playing DOS games under WinXP is not difficult, as long as we download and install a software called DOSBOX.
The basic usage is:
1 Create a DOS game folder, here I am: e:\\dosgame, put the game you want to play inside.
2 After entering DOSBOX, enter the command: mount c "e:/dosgame" or type mount c "e:/dosgame" in the DOSBOX CONF file [Autoexec], so you don't have to set it every time.
3 Enter the command: c: Enter the game directory and run the game.
Only the first time you play the game, you need to set it up. After you configure it, you can run the DOS game directly. If you encounter a black screen in some games, you can try it multiple times, because some DOS old games are not compatible with hardware, but most games can run smoothly. Like nostalgic friends, try it out.