It's just where it should be in the 386 section. Follow the 16-bit chain of headers to find the 386 section. Chain starts at 171h as legacy section header actually follows its data. Header struct (size 22d/16h):
Char [16d/10h] - szSectionName
Word Next, dataOffset, dataLength
You have an extra 16h+6h in your section calculation. Maybe an extra 286 section that mine (98 and ME) don't have?
(Sorry, can't post files from pc now.)
1B0h in my pif tests on 98:
Fc/b y.pif z.pif
Will try again on ME.
Update: Close on Exit is 01h at 1B0h on 98 and ME, so !Suggest must be 04h at same on both.
You're running in full-screen and don't want to be interrupted by Windows, so for best performance you should be in MS-DOS mode.
1. Don't dismiss the dialog! Run the wizard to create a new shortcut.
2. Use the other tabs to set better options.
3. Install a program that will click the buttons for you.
4. Use a different VM to run the more challenging DOS programs.
Not an Aspire One. Please edit title to remove the "one".
1996 is too early. The mmx is probably an upgrade. Could also be socket 5.
What markings/labels are on the mainboard and largest support chips (the chipset)? And on the current ram A close-up photo would help.
Ddhelp.exe is the DirectDraw preloader. Don't rename it, disable its preload with Msconfig. It will then load when needed.
Systray.exe is the poorly named Powrprof launcher. Deselect Show on Taskbar in Power Meter.
Mdgx recommends U891711. Search msfn.org for extensive discussion. I haven't tried any of them.
Core.ini version (on first line) should be 4.5.2016.24 or later.
Kexstubs (k*stub*) should only be used in the experimental modes, not BASE or DCFG1. Use (or clone) BASE_NSB instead.