Allow DOS to coexist with Windows 98 systems

Now with the window operating system more and more people, most people are installed on the desktop operating system, but there are a lot of software running in DOS, so, in the boot time to press F8 to enter the DOS environment, is very troublesome, can not but realize the coexistence of two systems (that is, DOS and http:// Www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/13559.html ">windows 98 Coexistence", so that users into the DOS system no longer press F8? I after groping, through the following methods to solve the problem, the specific operation is:

1. The hard disk must be in FAT 16-formatted partitions because the MSDOS version of Windows 95 does not recognize the FAT32 partition. When installing dual systems, first use the FDISK command to partition the system into FAT 16 format.

2. Install Windows 98 first, after Windows 98 installation is completed, boot with the system floppy disk, and execute sys C under DOS:

3. Io.sys and MSDOS the MSDOS three system files. SYS and Command.com were renamed as Io.dos and MSDOS respectively. DOS and Command.dos, and three files copied into the C-packing directory.

4. Perform attrib-h-r-s C:/msdos under DOS. SYS command to remove the implied, read-only, and system-file properties of the Windows 98 system file Msdos.sys.

5. Execute edit MSDOS. SYS command, change the "BootMulti" value in the Msdos.sys file to 1, and save to exit.

6. Implementation of attrib panes R +s c:/msdos. SYS to restore the Msdos.sys file properties.

7. The Windows 98 and MSDOS system Boot selection menu appears when you restart again.

Finally, according to the actual need to install the corresponding software, the final installation of the hard disk protection card and the production of system image files.