And it wasn't MS-DOS. That came about ten years later ... I was running Windows 3.1 and that was where I started learning DOS commands. Windows 3.1 was my first experience with a GUI-based OS ...

When I returned to PCMag in 2000, Apple was just starting to claw its way back to relevance, and Microsoft was ubiquitous.

It still has excellent compatibility with MS-DOS software, including Windows 3.1 and earlier, and many of the built-in packages have been updated with new features and fixes. The FreeDOS project ...

Microsoft has released the source code to MS-DOS 1.25 and 2.0 on GitHub. Microsoft — then another fledgling computer company — had written some BASIC interpreters and wanted in on the ...

The MS-DOS Executive was superseded by Program Manager and File Manager in Windows 3.0. See Windows 1.0. THIS DEFINITION IS FOR PERSONAL USE ONLY. All other reproduction requires permission.

This means that they can, in theory at least, still run MS-DOS. The venerable Microsoft 16 ... the ability to run Windows 3.1 should you ever feel the need. They take it for a spin in the linked ...

Type 1 in the Value data box and press Enter to save the change. You can now exit Registry Editor and restart your PC. On boot check, if the issue is resolved. When you see an Invalid MS-DOS ...

One of two hidden system files that made up Microsoft's MS-DOS. The other was IO.SYS. These two system files were loaded into memory when the computer was booted. They processed the instructions ...

So three years after the last major update, this week the developers of FreeDOS released version FreeDOS 1.4. The update doesn ... to offer compatibility with MS-DOS. But it does bring bug ...