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Quickly Exit DOS Mode in Windows 98

What if you enter full-screen DOS in Windows 98 and can't return to Windows? (The reader friend is really anxious). Of course, the Commando Team can easily solve this small problem: just type "Exit".


For the above reader friend's question, the Commando Team will make a sequel for friends:

1. If you enter full-screen DOS in Windows 98, not only can you type "Exit" to exit, but you can also press Alt + Enter to return to the window state of DOS mode, and then close the window to exit DOS;

2. After choosing "Restart computer and switch to DOS mode" from the shutdown state of Windows 98 and returning to DOS, if you want to enter Windows again, you can type "Win" or "Exit";

3. After choosing "5.Command prompt only" to enter DOS when starting Windows 98, if you want to enter Windows directly, you can type "Win", and "Exit" won't work at this time;

4. If you need to restart Windows 98 and don't want to go through the process of booting to detect the system, you can hold down the Shift key when choosing "Restart computer" in the shutdown query window.

Of course, restarting can solve several problems except 1 above, but these methods are very useful for friends who use someone else's computer and have set a boot password in CMOS.

It seems that it is more appropriate to say "enter Win98 mode from DOS" than "exit the DOS mode of Win98", after all, Win98 is just a large DOS software.

In Windows 98, entering the full-screen DOS mode via the DOS mode. Not only can you exit by typing "Exit", but you can also press Alt + Enter to return to the window state of the DOS mode, and then close the window to exit DOS;
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——————————I feel that exiting with EXIT is still faster.

Yes, but ALT+ENTER is task switching, switching back to WINDOWS and returning control to WINDOWS.