Summary: Hi I am running Dos 6.22. Is there a way in dos to automatically back up a program when the program is closed? If not is there any free/share ware pro...
Summary: I have a faulty hard drive. I mean faulty because Windows failed to recognize the drive, which means it's impossible for me to do backup under Windows...
Summary: I HAVE A LAPTOP THAT WILL NOT BOOT TO WINDOWS 98. THE MACHINE HAS BEEN DAMAGED. I CAN EITHER BOOT WITH A FLOPPY DRIVE IN OR WITH A CD ROM IN BUT CAN...
Summary: Windows won't load and I want to back up my pictures in the My Documents folder through DOS. I have searched here for the solution but can't find anyt...
Summary: Can someone please let me know the commands I would use if I needed to back up some files on a winme system. There for a clarice and an appleworks pro...
Summary: With Win98 I used a batch file to back up onto a Cd/rw now when I try this it doesn't work One of the commands are below, Don't worry about it being i...
Summary: I have some files I backed up in the MSDOS 6.22 environment using the MSBACKUP utility. (This was long time back) Now I would like to restore those f...
Summary: I have a backed up files in 3 1/2 (there are in DOS backup ) disk, but when I try to restore them just appear the message "insert disk backup 01" then...
Summary: I have a set of disks used to back up files in 1993. I think they were backed up using PC-DOS. I tried to restore them with W2000, W3.1, MS-DOS 5.0 ...
Summary: Due to my unending impatience for new versions of DOS software...I nagged David Lindauer until he modified FreeDOS's ATTRIB command to include subdire...
Summary: The battery for the CMOS setup is dead. If it is a rechargeable battery, then leave it on long enough for it to charge back up. If it is not rechargea...
Summary: I have Dos 6.0 and Windows 3.1 on my computer. When I start up my computer, it goes straight to Dos. Can I get it to start up directly into windows 3....
Summary: firstly I am a complete novice...duh !! I bought a few games recently but while installing it keepes telling me that there is not enough conventional ...
Summary: "Well, you are not in "DOS" mode, you haven't even GOTTEN there yet. What I mean is, you are in error messages and display screens that are generated ...
Summary: Well it might not be the answer you're looking for, but I recommend that you back up anything that you don't want to lose in dos and reformat the driv...
Summary: If it's Non-DOS, I'm assuming it's NTFS now. There is a DOS utility called NTFSDOS that will allow you to read an NTFS partition from DOS. It is loc...
Summary: try unplugging EVERYTHING, if that does not work, take everthing optional out, printers, ZIP, then re-boot your pc, if it still does not work, get a B...
Summary: nti makes a program to back up a hard drive and burn it directly to cd. (spans) Oh my! Is it slow! But faster than reinstalling should a system faiur...
Summary: Well, it sounds like your DOS is just fine... you may need to reinstall Win31 - no need to format anything. Possibly all that's wrong is that progman...
Summary: Assuming you have DOS running with windows 3.x, you need to edit either system.ini or win.ini file in the windows directory. I don't think that you ca...
Summary: Sorry, i'm not much help. I never used Works 2. However, I just looked her over and there is a "user" section in the setup file, wword20.inf which ap...
Summary: I recently installed bootmagic 2.0. when i realized that it didnt work to well in doing what i wanted it to do (booting linux), i removed it by using...
Summary: Windows on my computer has stopped functioining, but I want to back up some of my files. The only files that I want to save were in a hidden directory...
Summary: DOS partition can see and use up to 2GB. Using FDISK, you can not re-claim unused space. The only way possible is to delete the partition and re-crea...
Summary: A setdatec.zip file can be found at the University of Vassa website http://garbo.uwasa.fi/pc/batchutil.html. This requires calling setdate.com and us...
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