Remove the '#' to include the line, reboot, and drive D: returns. Then there will be no drive D: when you reboot. If you do a full shutdown, then return to the nf file and comment out the line that was added ('#' does the trick): Right-click and try it the drive still opens. Use the menu for programs that require multiple CDs/DVDs.Īs far as I know, there is no way to EJECT a CD/DVD. Go to the dosbox-x DOS menu and select CHANGE CURRENT CD IMAGE. Once it reboots, open MY COMPUTER and now drive D: is listed. You are prompted to restart your computer, click YES. This repeats, again with ' serialui.dll'.

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