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:
After entering, run a batch file in the root directory of drive C. The content of the batch file is as follows:
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.
(Note: DOSforever doesn't know if it's too hot-tempered or something. Every time a post is replied to like eating dynamite. I've never encountered such a person in the forum before. I don't know why everyone still protects him. I don't understand. I've asked many questions in the forum before and got a lot of help from many people. I'm really grateful from the bottom of my heart. I'm specifically doing SEO search engine optimization. In order to increase the popularity of the forum, I've done a lot of external optimization. I also make some small software on the side, so I often come here to ask questions. I hope the forum upgrades the DISCUZ version to the latest and staticizes some good posts, which is helpful for search engine inclusion and improves the website weight.)
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[ Last edited by w1314ich on 2008-11-26 at 10:31 ]
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.
(Note: DOSforever doesn't know if it's too hot-tempered or something. Every time a post is replied to like eating dynamite. I've never encountered such a person in the forum before. I don't know why everyone still protects him. I don't understand. I've asked many questions in the forum before and got a lot of help from many people. I'm really grateful from the bottom of my heart. I'm specifically doing SEO search engine optimization. In order to increase the popularity of the forum, I've done a lot of external optimization. I also make some small software on the side, so I often come here to ask questions. I hope the forum upgrades the DISCUZ version to the latest and staticizes some good posts, which is helpful for search engine inclusion and improves the website weight.)
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Execution: HAT
Operation: Added search keywords in the post title; added code tags to the code
Description: The original title " Problems encountered when running batch processing in pure DOS" is not conducive to forum search
Punishment: New forum user exempted from points punishment; deducted 2 points
Tip: It is recommended to read the following posts
{1415}The Wisdom of Asking Questions
{7326}Must-read for forum newcomers, basic code of conduct for everyone
{22703}Please don't be an impatient person
{32667} Those who can't even write the title clearly, wake up
{32825}This version strictly rectifies bad posts
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[ Last edited by w1314ich on 2008-11-26 at 10:31 ]
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