Manually Installing the CGA Display DriverLast reviewed: November 21, 1994Article ID: Q84753 |
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SUMMARYThe CGA display driver can be installed using the Microsoft Windows operating system version 3.1 maintenance mode of Setup from inside Windows or from MS-DOS. Also, the Windows 3.0 CGA display driver can be manually installed into Windows 3.1.
MORE INFORMATIONWindows version 3.1 does not ship a CGA display driver. The CGA driver that shipped with Windows 3.0, or the driver available on the Windows Driver Library (WDL) may be used. If a Windows 3.0 system was using the CGA driver, during an upgrade the Windows 3.1 Setup program will preserve the display driver. The CGA driver can be installed using the maintenance mode of Setup from inside Windows or from MS-DOS. The Windows 3.0 CGA display driver can also be manually installed.
Manually Installing the Windows 3.0 CGA DriverTo manually change the display driver to CGA, the following Windows 3.0 files must be in the WINDOWS\SYSTEM directory:
CGA40WOA FON 6704 10-31-90 3:00a CGA80WOA FON 4672 10-31-90 3:00a CGA DRV 45680 10-31-90 3:00a CGASYS FON 4368 10-31-90 3:00a CGAOEM FON 4576 10-31-90 3:00a CGAFIX FON 4208 10-31-90 3:00a CGA GR2 2104 10-31-90 3:00a CGA GR3 9728 10-31-90 3:00a VDDCGA 386 15131 10-31-90 3:00aAfter obtaining these files, make a backup copy of the SYSTEM.INI file contained in the Windows directory. Make the following changes to the SYSTEM.INI file:
[boot] display.drv=cga.drv 286grabber=cga.gr2 386grabber=cga.gr3 fixedfon.fon=cgafix.fon oemfonts.fon=cgaoem.fon fonts.fon=cgasys.fon [boot.description] display.drv=CGA [386Enh] CGA80WOA.FON=CGA80WOA.FON CGA40WOA.FON=CGA40WOA.FON display=vddcga.386 |
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