Why can t I get into the hard in pure DOS? 20

The NTFS format is not recognized under the general DOS, and the following non-NTFS drive letter occupies the drive letter of the previous NTFS, so your C drive and D drive may actually be other disks in the back.

It's better not to partition with NTFS!

You can't use NTSF, DOS can't recognize these formats, you can only use software, if you want to format, it's best to use PQMAGIC in the boot disk to format.

Oh, DOS some don't recognize NTSF, some recognize it. The three upstairs are all overlooked.

Is there a problem with the power supply?

Problems can occur when the power supply voltage is low.

Most computer vendors are reluctant to recommend you to buy a 160g hard drive. Because it may have some problems while installing the system.

Furthermore, pure DOS will not recognize the NTFS file system without doing any processing.

And there is a bottleneck problem with the previous DOS in terms of access to the hard disk. This may be the reason why you can't access other markets.

No matter what kind of file system fat32 or NTFS is used, there is no obstacle to using ghost, as long as you use the appropriate ghost version.

DOS does not recognize NTFS formatted partitions.

If the E drive is NTFS, the DOS is activated, and the F drive becomes E.

Pure DOS is not recognizable NTFS disk!

DOS does not recognize NTFS formatted partitions.

Only FAT format can be recognized.

What message is displayed on the screen? (Following...)

First of all, DOS can be entered without installation.,You said that it doesn't work if you change the disk.,But look at this situation should be a problem with the disk.,The brother was right.,It's not bad to enter the next dwarf DOS toolbox in the system.。

What do you want to do when you enter pure DOS?,Do you have DOS installed on the machine?,You don't have a dwarf DOS toolbox.,It's very convenient.,If you know DOS.。

The pure DOS state refers to the screen operation state of the pure character operation mode, which is relative to the graphical operation mode such as Windows.

In the history of the development of computer operating systems, there was the DOS operating system first, and then the Windows operating system. In layman's terms, the Windows operating system is based on the DOS operating system with a layer of interpreter command programs to achieve graphical operations.

The computer boots up in a sequential manner, starting from the bottom layer and loading the command program layer by layer. In layman's terms, the pure DOS layer is the state in which the Windows graphics command layer is not loaded when the system starts. What we usually enter in Windows through "Start--Program--Accessories--Command Prompt" is a simulated DOS state, not a pure DOS state, because the program of the WinDos graphical command interpretation layer has been loaded at this time.

Some virus programs use the program of the WinDos graphic interpretation layer to protect themselves, so that the anti-virus software cannot remove it in the Windows graphics state, but can be eliminated when it enters the pure DOS state, which is why it enters the pure DOS state.

There are many ways to enter the pure DOS state, and the common method is to use the boot tool CD or DOS boot floppy disk to enter the DOS state when it is not in the Windows boot state, which is the pure DOS state at this time.

There are a lot of launcher tool discs on the market, and you can also find a lot of them online, and they all come with detailed explanations from here, which I won't talk about here.

Install a maxdos reboot to enter.

2000 mounting disc for bootstrapping.

If you're installed with the Ghost PC company version, press F8 at startup to select, and there's an entry into DOS.

Press F8 to enter safe mode to kill the virus.

xp below unless the software is installed,Otherwise, you can't enter the pure DOS mode,There are more such software,Like the dwarf introduced above,There is also a one-click recovery, etc.,You can check it on the Internet。

For example, in the current XP system, first of all, after cmd, it is not DOS, but the command line window, which borrows some of the sentence structures of DOS, remember, he is not the same as DOS!! Otherwise, you will be laughed at, and if you are asked this question when you apply, you will be miserable. It is not the lowest level of the operating system, they are the lowest level of software environment built on the basis of hardware, they are equals.

Not every one has, the current system has completely disappeared the structure of the previous DOS, and does not need to rely on DOS, many statements to professionals to know is too exaggerated, just because now not contacted, so I feel a little mysterious, I was in addition to DOS is windos and the like, although I feel that it requires certain skills and knowledge, but not professionals.

Finally, the operating system of the first microcomputer was CP M, and even Microsoft's first operating system was not MSDOS, but PCDOS

XP can be accessed using the boot disk.

There is no pure DOS under XP.。。。 ME later versions of Windows are not pure DOS。。。

Go buy a VCD or *** disc boot disk.

3 yuan a piece.

You can take a 98 boot disk. Inside, you can enter pure DOS

Or take the installation disk that can be entered into the DOS,

To put it simply: install [DOS Toolbox]. Press F8 to enter DOS when powered on. Brush the BIOS to see the file you have down.,There will be instructions in it.

You can go and buy a tool CD, such as the deep mountain autumn leaves.

If you want to flash the BIOS, you can engrave the bin file and the refresh tool into it to make a boot disk, which is more convenient.

The tool for brushing BIOS is very easy to use, and you will definitely learn it as soon as you learn it.

Some system discs have DOS on them

When you turn it on, you can have three! There are two options when it is turned on, and one of them is the DOS state!

Under the windows98 system, you can reboot and enter DOS, that is, pure DOS, now the XP system no longer has DOS, if you want to enter pure DOS, you can install a software, such as MaxDOS, and that's it.

There will be two system directories when you boot up, the first is the XP system, the second is to enter the DOS, use the arrow keys to point to the second item, and press enter.

When the computer enters the pure DOS system, you can try the following methods:

1. Prepare a floppy disk, to make sure it is not damaged, make a boot floppy disk in XP, the specific method: insert the floppy disk into the floppy drive, open "My Computer", right-click "Format", and select the boot disk when formatting.

2. Secondly, you need to enter the CMOS and set the first device to be "floppy", that is, the floppy drive, followed by the hard disk. Most of the way to enter the CMOS setting is to press and hold the "Delete" key when booting the POST, the specific settings are a little different for each computer, you can see the computer motherboard manual, generally there is a detailed introduction.

3. After completion, insert the boot floppy disk into the floppy drive, restart the computer, and you can smoothly enter the pure DOS environment.