12-18-2010, 09:57 AM
After using the Windows Operating system for quite some time I have realized the power of DOS.
This then caused me to try to create a disk, that would boot directly into DOS instead of booting into Windows itself.
This would allow me to make changes to the hard disk and other components if Windows won't start.
So far, I am able to boot into DOS using a floppy disk, and access the NTFS file system. Will keep you updated!
This then caused me to try to create a disk, that would boot directly into DOS instead of booting into Windows itself.
This would allow me to make changes to the hard disk and other components if Windows won't start.
So far, I am able to boot into DOS using a floppy disk, and access the NTFS file system. Will keep you updated!
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