Summary: I want to copy files onto either Win9x or Win2K computers with a single batch file. The files will be copied into different locations depending on the...
Summary: On some old computer (pentium 133, 8MB), there is intension to put one DOS program which function is to note all changes which cames from serial, com ...
Summary: Yes, it is possible. Such information is stored on the Windows registry, and batch scripts can be used in order to automate changes on the Windows reg...
Summary: Hmmm, You are using grep... I haven't used grep so I can't offer advice with it. However here are a few clues... You need to be able to discern which...
Summary: Hmmm... It's possible to include the 100th of seconds, so I think the chances of duplicate are minimal. That change on system.ini could be easly done ...
Summary: Do you know what kind of boot-loader it has? Some boot-loaders such as Boot-magic use separate partitions for each OS; each partition is a primary pa...
Summary: how would i check a file's size (I know the file name too), and if it is more than 2kb and less than 4kb, then delete it? (I am trying to make a netwo...
Summary: Is it possible and how can I install every dos version I have and all windows versions 101 to win 95b on one hard drive? I would like to have as many ...
Summary: Hmmm... strange thing. As Ravi said, explain the situation better. BTW, tell which OS are you running. -- Secret_Doom - Leonardo Pignataro -- secret_d...
Summary: PAUL You were told a few days ago to try UnDelete and how to access DOS Help. You still do not say which OS you are using MS-DOS ?? Windows ?? or whic...
Summary: With everything that you said, you went through. You have a hardware problem. You stated: "when ever i start my pc it auto detect the primary and slav...
Summary: A couple of things. The easiest first. You don't do anything with partitions in the BIOS. Now, if you had both DOS 6.22 and Linux on a machine you ...
Summary: Go to: http://www.powerload.fsnet.co.uk/bootdisk.htm get a bootdisk and transfer the system files to your C: drive. Decide which OS you want to have a...
Summary: Hey! I've got 2 questions! How do a bat file decide which OS a computer have? I want to run *net config workstation | find "Computername" * on a NT an...
Summary: I have 2 HDs in my system with WIN95 on one and LINUX on the other. I used Boot Magic to permit me to select which OS I wanted to use on bootup. My p...
Summary: You can however create a Win98/MS-DOS 6.22 Dual Boot System in the same way as was possible with Win95 Install MS-DOS 6.2 FIRST onto machine followed ...
Summary: Hi jboy, I'm glad you said that so I didn't have to. Chris, There is no msdos.sys on XP. Format in XP will not accept the /s ; you cannot 'sys' a disk...
Summary: Well, yes, it is a little bit confusing hehe. You want to search the entire drive for a certain folder?? In your example, the batch file was in the sa...
Summary: First things first. There is no such thing as a modem driver in DOS or Windows 3.1, under Windows 95/98 its a .INF file that lists the modems settings...
Summary: I think there's a slight misunderstanding here of what someone said and what someone else heard... VP, are you asking for (a) a boot manager that is c...
Summary: Hi! I've got a problem. My Computer has 2 hard-drives. On the first one (C:) windows 98 is installed. On the second one (D:) I installed win XP. At t...
Summary: Yes you can, as long as 95B is FAT16 Install MS-DOS 6.22 first Followed by Windows 95B Followed by TweakUI Edit TweakUI from Control Panel to show Sta...
Summary: Xcopy is part of the standard DOS package since DOS5 - it's an external command (xcopy.exe), normally found in C:\DOS or C:\WINDOWS\COMMAND depending...
Summary: Whoah Doof! You totally misunderstood him. He wants to IDENTIFY which OS the batch file is running under, not use the batch to run the operating syst...
Summary: Hi, I was wondering if it was possible to install dos from a cd. I have backed up all my dos and windows floppies to a cd (msdos 1-6.22 and win 1-95b ...
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