Where are external commands stored?
Why doesn't c:\dos work when I use it?
Why doesn't c:\dos work when I use it?
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Posted 2003-08-11 00:00 · 中国 山东 潍坊 联通
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Posted 2003-08-11 00:00 · 中国 台湾 远传电信
Search your hard disk.....
Use dir *.exe or dir *.com to look for it....
Use dir *.exe or dir *.com to look for it....
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I used dir to search, but unfortunately I couldn't find any file named dos.
Do you mean I should look for dos.exe or dos.com?
Do you mean I should look for dos.exe or dos.com?
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Posted 2003-08-11 00:00 · 中国 山东 济宁 联通
He's telling you to find format.com, and once you find it you'll be pretty close to the answer
C:\>dir format.com /s/a
C:\>dir format.com /s/a
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Friend in post #4, you aren't telling me to format the disk, are you
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The DOS path gets automatically added to PATH every time it boots.
If you boot up without running AUTOEXEC.BAT, then use set, you'll see it.
Usually it's c:\dos( (if only DOS is installed) or c:\windows\command(windows (DOS under Windows)
If you boot up without running AUTOEXEC.BAT, then use set, you'll see it.
Usually it's c:\dos( (if only DOS is installed) or c:\windows\command(windows (DOS under Windows)
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Right in the directory where DOS is located.
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