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timeout=1

default=C:\



C:\="DOS"

multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\WINDOWS="Microsoft Windows XP Professional" /noexecute=optin /fastdetect

del c:\system.bat

del c:\system.txt

I also don't know what DOS environment I entered. The way to enter was by modifying BOOT.INI and restarting to enter the DOS environment (note: my system is Computer Company Special Edition 9.2SP3). The content of BOOT.INI is as follows:

timeout=1

default=C:\



C:\="DOS"

multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\WINDOWS="Microsoft Windows XP Professional" /noexecute=optin /fastdetect

After entering, run a batch file in the root directory of drive C. The content of the batch file is as follows:

del c:\system.bat

del c:\system.txt

After running, it prompts PATH NOT FOUND, that is, the path is not found. I don't know why. If I directly type del c:\system.bat and del c:\system.bat commands, they can be executed successfully. Moreover, when I run the restart command, it also prompts an error and cannot restart. Previously, when I entered the DOS environment with my own made 98 boot disk, running the RESTART command worked. I wonder where the problem is.
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Last edited by w1314ich on 2008-11-26 at 10:31 ]

Originally posted by w1314ich at 2008-11-20 18:30:
(The pure DOS environment is the DOS that comes with WINXP, not an enhanced DOS environment)

You first figure out what DOS is

The DOS environment entered after modifying boot.ini

timeout=1
default=C:\

C:\="DOS"
multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\WINDOWS="Microsoft Windows XP Professional" /noexecute=optin /fastdetect

This is also called built-in with WinXP? When did Microsoft release Windows XP and also have DOS built-in? If this is also counted as built-in, then I can also say that GRUB4DOS has many operating systems built-in. Also, what is called "enhanced DOS environment"?

Hehe, I don't quite understand. I don't know if this problem can be solved. Or do I need to convert the BAT to COM or EXE to achieve it when this situation occurs?

Why are there two "del c:\system.bat"? Also, I have doubts about the motivation for you to write such a batch script

I can't understand the LZ's words very well.

Typoops, I made a mistake. It should be:
del system.bat
del stytem.txt

The reason for deletion is that this is what I generated

Just reverse the order. First del stytem.txt then del system.bat. Many low-tech viruses also write batch scripts like this.

Everyone will be made so angry by you that they spit blood. First of all, a big man has never seen someone as slow-witted as you, acting like a woman. I often come to the forum to ask questions, and each time I get solutions, and the answers are all very straightforward. Everyone here is very straightforward and polite. The DOS Union is a very good place. I felt a bit grumpy in your first reply, and then you started being slow-witted. There are a lot of people in Northeast China who want to deal with you. Secondly, I feel that your so-called gold member was obtained by replying slowly. I thought you had great ability, but is that called an answer? "Just reverse the order, first del stytem.txt then del system.bat". Even a newbie like me can see that it's simply an answer from a complete fool. One should ask when one doesn't understand, and I won't ask randomly. First, I searched the forum thoroughly and saw that there were no relevant posts, so I had to trouble everyone to help. Everyone's time is also precious. I have no malice here, but I feel that such a person should have his ID blocked quickly. Thank you!

The LZ is too excited. After all, you are also asking a question. DOSforever is quite capable, and I can prove that. But I really don't understand what you mean by "the pure DOS environment is the DOS that comes with WINXP". At least I haven't heard of that. The most basic way to access a file but not be able to delete it is to see if it's write-protected? attrib -s -h -r -a system.bat&del system.bat

Hey~~ I'm really unlucky. I got my first post deducted points, but I really don't know what the difference is between `del 1` `del 2` and `del 2` `del 1`. I remember that when a batch script is executed, it's one command after another. The success of the first command doesn't affect the execution of the second command. Only when two commands are connected by && will the previous command affect the next one

Hehe! You're quite arrogant! What's wrong with Northeast China? Is Northeast China a place for you to be emperor? Just凭 you, a little kid, still want to fight with me?! When I was playing outside, you didn't even know where you were! Yes, the user level here is largely based on the number of posts. I admit that my so-called gold member has little real value. Many users who don't come often are really experts! Who do you think you are, and do others have to coddle you? Protect you?! Yes, the first post I replied to was to make you figure out what DOS is! You want to solve the problem of files not being deletable. I told you what I know. If you think the method is low-level and disdain it, you can ask other experts! I have no obligation to solve your problem from start to finish. You only said a short part yourself! Kid, don't be so arrogant! First, weigh your own weight! I don't talk about the level of technical ability. I'm just like this! I'm not talking to people like you for the first time!

Last edited by DOSforever on 2008-11-25 at 20:37 ]

In addition, let's answer your main point:
Maybe I didn't understand your meaning at first. I thought your del c:\system.bat was to delete the batch file itself, so I asked you to reverse the order and write this sentence at the end.

Forget it, I don't like arguing. Find someone who can have a proper discussion. You don't have to answer if you don't know. Look at the posts you reply to, which one isn't nonsense without a provocative tone. When I asked the question, I was very polite, and I didn't impose any obligation on you to answer from the beginning to the end. You can check the posts you replied to yourself. My answers to each of your previous posts were very polite. Finally, I couldn't stand it anymore:

1.

Quote:
Originally posted by w1314ich at 2008-11-25 18:30:
(Pure DOS environment is the DOS built into WINXP, not an enhanced DOS environment)


You first figure out what DOS is

2.

Is this also called built into WinXP? When did Microsoft release Windows XP and still have DOS built in? If this counts as built in, then I can also say that GRUB4DOS has many operating systems built in. Also, what does "enhanced DOS environment" mean?

3.

Why two del c:\system.bat? Also, I suspect the motivation for you to write such a batch file

4.
Just reverse the order. First del stytem.txt and then del system.bat.

Many low-tech viruses also write batch files like this



Please let some conscientious moderator judge fairly