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I want to share my experience of running TC on Windows Seven:

1. Download DOSBOX 0.72.

2. Install it following the instructions setup.

3. Place TC in a folder (Turbo\TC\).

4. Run DOSBOX and type:

mount [A drive letter except Z] [Your folder to be mounted to a DOS drive]

For example here my TC folder is in H:\Turbo\TC\ , then I have to type: mount j H:\Turbo

Then you`ll get a message that the drive has been mounted successfully as a local drive.

5. Now run TC with the same commands as DOS commands; here we can type:

J:\TC\BIN\TC.exe

And here is TC, you can get the full screen feature by pressing ALT+ENTER.

Note: After running TC using DOSBOX, change the Directories from Option\Directories. For example:

“Include directory”: J:\TC\INCLUDE

or “Library directory”: J\TC\LIB

TIP: If while trying to run TC.exe or any other file, you encountered an error saying: “Disk full! not enough swap space”, try using LOADHIGH before typing the .exe path:

loadhigh J:\TC\BIN\TC.exe

So DOSBOX will run the program on real memory instead of it`s own allocated memory.

Have fun.

First thing to start with is that most viruses use DOS command lines to do their work.

Autorun.inf is replaced by the existing one using a command line to delete the previous Autorun.inf file and replace the new one which runs .exe files that corrupt your system.

Let`s solve it:

1. You can create a folder named Autorun.inf, and as the DOS command line to delete a file and folder defers, and also windows won`t let a file to be dubbed with the same name as a folder [Thanks to Microsoft]; so most autorun viruses will fail replacing their Autorun.inf; But some are more wise.

2. To make sure that your Autorun.inf folder cannot be deleted by any virus, you can create a .txt file named by Unicode characters; you can type Unicode character from character map which you can find from: Start->All Programs>Accessories->System Tools->Character Map, by using “Arial Unicode MS” font and typing a name like this. (It will turn to cubes when you finished renaming, it`s OK.)

3. You can 100% assure your Autorun.inf folder to be fixed by running this VB Script and creating a locker file in your folder. (The script, uploaded on Rapidshare, will be available until April 27 2009)

The script uploaded on SkyDrive