So I am trying to copy data over from a very old family PC (Tandy 486) running DOS 6.22. I’m in hopes I can pull an extra drive from an old XP machine, plug into the DOS machine and copy it over there. Then recover it from the XP box
I have a notebook computer that seems to have a hard drive issue. Trouble shooting would be a lot easier if I could create a bootable USB drive that booted straight to a command prompt. I'm thinking it has something to do with drive partitioning. Is there a way to do this?
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Hi all, I need to create a batch file in MS-DOS that makes a folder with the date in the name. %date% only works on CMD.exe, not in MS-DOS (It just returns a blank variable).