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MSDOS.SYS (or at least WINBOOT.INI) must exist in the root directory/folder of the boot drive/partition, and must contain at least these lines for proper OS bootup:

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(bundled with MS-DOS from 6.00 up to 6.20), which is NOT compatible with Windows 95/98/ME OSes NOR with Long File Names (LFNs)!ĭuring the OS bootup sequence MSDOS.SYS is processed after IO.SYS.

In case dual-booting with MS-DOS 6.xx make sure NOT to use DblSpace, the older Microsoft disk compression tool.

Both these files need to be IDENTICAL to have Windows 9x/ME boot properly with DrvSpace installed.

In case using DrvSpace (Microsoft disk "doubler" compression utility) toĬompress FAT16 hard drives/partitions, there is another MSDOS.SYS file located in the root directory/folder of the compressed volume (default is.

May assume MSDOS.SYS had been infected by a virus (false positive). Otherwise such programs may not work properly, or

MSDOS.SYS file size MUST be larger than 1024 Bytes because certain applications (especially anti-virus utilities) expect it to be at least 1024 Bytes in length.

Without WINBOOT.INI, its replacement) Windows 95/98/ME text/ASCII system file, loads Windows 9x/ME OS boot options and paths settings upon bootup, is located in the root directory/folder of theīoot drive/partition (default is C:\), has by default (but not necessary for proper operation) Hidden ( H), Read-only ( R) + System ( S) file attributes, and can be edited with Notepad in Windows or EDIT.COM in DOS. MSDOS.SYS is a vital (the OS is unable to load without it or

Windows 95 - 98 Startup Menu + Bootup Keys:.

IO.SYS (from %windir%\COMMAND\EBD) + REGENV32.EXE (from %windir%\SYSTEM), in order to be able to boot to native MS-DOS and use DOS mode startup files (AUTOEXEC.BAT + CONFIG.SYS), Windows 95/98 style.Ĭomfortable modifying Windows system files, see this guide.

One of these Unofficial DOS Patches, which modify COMMAND.COM + NOTE: To learn about the "official" MSDOS.SYS configuration settings, see the Contents of Windows MSDOS.SYS File MSKB article.Ī MUST: Microsoft REMOVED COMPLETELY the access to native/real/true/pure MS-DOS mode from Windows Millennium Edition (ME), but you CAN get it back by applying You'd like to see how my MSDOS.SYS file looks like, and to view my DOS conventional + upper memory optimized CONFIG.SYS + AUTOEXEC.BAT startup files, head on to my MS-DOS 7.xx MEMory Specs Page. These MSDOS.SYS tips + guidelines (and much more) are also available as part of Windows 95/98/NT4/2000/ME/XP/2003 + DOS 7.xx/8.00 ©Tricks + Secrets Files ( W95-11D.EXE), FREEware. PLAY DOS GAMES WITH SOUND BLASTER LIVE! (īut the bad news is these advanced OSes do NOT support native/real/true/pure MS-DOS mode, necessary for some old DOS based programs/games that requireĮxclusive access to memory/video/audio/network hardware resources, and most of which are still memory "hungry", especially the ones that canNOT run from a DOS session/box/window inside Windows.ĩ5/98/ME, master your MSDOS.SYS parameters to BOOT into your System the way YOU want! NOTE: Unfortunately Microsoft removed 16-bitĪpplication support from all Windows 64-bit (圆4) OSes. True 32-bit/64-bit multitasking, multithreading and Symmetrical MultiProcessing (SMP) graphical OSes, which do away once for all with the "ancient" 16-bit MS-DOS command line. The good news is Microsoft released Windows XP (eXPerience)/2003/Vista//8.1/2012,

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MS-DOS mode memory manager (HIMEM.SYS) and compatibility (legacy) drivers (IFSHLP.SYS) to load on top of the plain DOS command line based layer! Interface (GUI) protected mode virtual environment, which still depends on the good ol' MS-DOS 7.xx TSR modules (IO.SYS + COMMAND.COM), Take control of your Windows 95/98/ME machineĪfter all Windows 95/98/ME is a MIXED (read "partially enabled") 32-bit AND 16-bit Graphical User MDGx Windows 95/98/ME Complete MSDOS.SYS Reference