Summary: You can do the following: create an installation batch file autoinst.bat contents: copy c:\autoexec.bat + c:\autoex-2.bat autoexec.bat create autoex-...
Summary: THANK YOU BOTH FOR YOUR RESPONSE {Bats to Edit autoexec.bat #2840} I tried it and it worked. I also left a response under that post. THANX AGAIN DOS "...
Summary: hi guys how do i add an .exe to my autoexec.bat so that a given program will run at start up. I wish this program to run under DOS not windows ?? Th...
Summary: You should learn how to edit autoexec.bat /config.sys How do batch files work. And as stated in the previous post you may know the syntax of mem for e...
Summary: I have DOS 6.22 installed and I whant to add text mesages to the autoexec.bat file I can add the text no problem ..BUT when thh PC boots up for every...
Summary: The easiest way to edit autoexec.bat and config.sys is by using the edit utility that comes with MS-DOS 5.0+. If you are using an earlier number of DO...
Summary: I am not sure what it is you are trying to do but if you want to access a file like autoexec.bat you can use the dos edit command. just type edit aut...
Summary: lol no it's not a bios command. the boot menu is stored within IO.SYS -> it loads just before autoexec.bat, command.com and config.sys -> but right af...
Summary: For now, move the driver to c:\ so the following instructions will be shorter. Edit config.sys & add line: DEVICE=c:\drivername.sys /D:mscd001 where...
Summary: I want to ghost an image from one hard drive to another. I have the ghost file ready to go, I need to ghost it, but where do I put it? I want to put...
Summary: I've been trying to get an old '93 model DELL 425Si (486 Pentium) it was a used computer and I think the sound card was installed by someone else and ...
Summary: After you've copied the important files to your boot disk, EDIT CONFIG.SYS to add these two lines: device=USBASPI.SYS /v device=USBCD.SYS /d:USBCD001...
Summary: The easiest way to do it is to write a batch file like this: echo set path=%path%;c:\newpath >> autoexec.bat That's it! Note that it should be written...
Summary: Hi, it seems I have a very common problem here, but still don't find the solution... I have reformated my hard drive, installed the drivers for the c...
Summary: DON'T FDISK UNLESS: 1. You have a bootable floppy disk for DOS. 2. You have DOS installation disks. If you fdisk without 1 and 2 you'll be left with...
Summary: This might work, Type MSD from the DOS prompt to view your IRQs, DMAs etc.. MSD is not a perfect program and sometimes doesn't give you the whole stor...
Summary: Edit Autoexec.Bat and add WIN as your last line *Ensure C:\Windows is in your Path statement or you will need to add C:\WINDOWS\WIN instead. You need ...
Summary: You can get a DOS Bootdisk from my PowerLoad Site above, If you have your 2 programs, Edit and add them to a AUTOEXEC.BAT file to make the auto-start....
Summary: hai, i have loaded java inmy system(windows 98) and changed path variable in autoexec.bat .added path to existing path... after restarting the window...
Summary: I think this is NOT an IDE drive, so hooking it to the IDE interface will not work. Soundblaster included an installation disk with their package tha...
Summary: May be an idea to get the cdrom specs, would have thought generic ide drivers would work. Then again PC components can be do funny things By the way ...
Summary: OK, what I just tried to do: Made a "driver free disk for BIOS flashing" from bootdisk.com containing: autoexec.bat and command.com Then, I added file...
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