DESQView DESQView X 2.x

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• dosbox

  March 2018

  Desqview X 2.10 works in PCem in case anybody was wondering.
• Yoswin

  October 2018 edited October 2018

  In case anyone was wondering, DESQview/X 2.1 works booted off MS-DOS 6.22 HDD image in DOSBox. (tested with DOSBox 0.74, SVN-Daum, and ECE)
• michaln6502

  August 2019

  what do you write as the serial number?
• adriansawyer

  October 2019

  Working serial: 000-16X-00009
• gattilorenz

  January 2023

  Serial for DESQview/X 2.0: 000-15X-011980
• 02k-guy

  March 2024

  Someone else can sort these out....
  Desqview /X v1.0 : 130-X1-9321
  
  Desqview /X OSF/motif : 002-R1-1583
  
  Desqview /X v2.0 : 000-15X-011980
  Desqview /X v2.0 : 000-06X-00009
  Desqview /X v2.0 : 000-16X-00009
  Desqview /X v2.0 : 000-06X-00009
  Desqview /X v2.0 : 100-16X-41940
  Desqview /X v2.0 : 754-X5X-14396
  Desqview /X v2.0 : 783-X5X-58035
  
  
  DESQView /X NetWork Manager v1.1 : s/n: 003-V1-3616 or s/n: 111-V1-9007 or s/n: 201-V1-3102
  DESQView /X NetWork Manager v1.1 (2) : s/n: 300-V1-4507 or s/n: 102-V1-9061 or s/n: 000-V1-0009
  DESQView /X OSF/Motif : s/n: 002-R1-1583 or s/n: 101-R1-6009 or s/n: 906-R1-0002
  DESQView /X OSF/Motif (2) : s/n: 456-R1-1001 or s/n: 101-R1-6083 or s/n: 000-R1-0009
  
  DESQView /X v2.0 : s/n: 000-15X-011980 or s/n: 048-X5X-40638 or s/n: 323-X5X-63318
  DESQView /X v2.0 (2) : s/n: 481-X5X-15929 or s/n: 498-X5X-93123 or s/n: 754-X5X-14396
  DESQView /X v2.0 (3) : s/n: 763-X5X-92958 or s/n: 783-X5X-58035 or s/n: 805-X5X-02266 or s/n: 995-X5X-07054
  DesqView /X v2.1 : s/n: 100-16X-41940
• WormFood

  November 19

  Generate your own serial numbers for DESQView/X 2.1. It's easy. Here is how to do it.
  
  Serial number format: AAA-BCC-DDDDE
  AAA and DDDD are numeric fields.
  B seem to accepts any character. (including punctuation)
  CC appears fixed as "6X"((likely a product identifier).
  E is a check digit.
  
  Checksum rule for "E":
  Let the digits of AAA and DDDD be summed.
  Take the ones digit of that sum, and compute its 9's complement:
  E = 9 - ( (sum of digits) mod 10 )
  Or, if you don't want to calculate the check digit yourself, just brute force it, in 10 tries or less, guaranteed.