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Old September 22nd 04, 08:52 PM
Gerome
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I have a dos program that i run in the full dos mode. when
activated the machine boots into dos. Upon exit i have the
machine reboot into windows.

Now every time i exit the dos program, when the machine
reboots it goes back into the dos program. If i call
win.com from the C prompt, the machine boots into the dos
program. Any ideas on how i can break this loop and get
this machine back to normal.

Help
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Old September 22nd 04, 09:32 PM
Ron Martell
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"Gerome" wrote:

I have a dos program that i run in the full dos mode. when
activated the machine boots into dos. Upon exit i have the
machine reboot into windows.

Now every time i exit the dos program, when the machine
reboots it goes back into the dos program. If i call
win.com from the C prompt, the machine boots into the dos
program. Any ideas on how i can break this loop and get
this machine back to normal.

Help


Try entering the following command at the C:\ prompt:

WIN /WX

Good luck


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Old September 22nd 04, 10:33 PM
alloro
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If this doesn't work try typing EXIT at the prompt then hit enter.

"Ron Martell" wrote:

"Gerome" wrote:

I have a dos program that i run in the full dos mode. when
activated the machine boots into dos. Upon exit i have the
machine reboot into windows.

Now every time i exit the dos program, when the machine
reboots it goes back into the dos program. If i call
win.com from the C prompt, the machine boots into the dos
program. Any ideas on how i can break this loop and get
this machine back to normal.

Help


Try entering the following command at the C:\ prompt:

WIN /WX

Good luck


Ron Martell Duncan B.C. Canada
--
Microsoft MVP
On-Line Help Computer Service
http://onlinehelp.bc.ca

"The reason computer chips are so small is computers don't eat much."

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Old September 24th 04, 07:44 AM
Lil' Dave
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Yes. Just go straight into msdos real mode when you want to run this
program. Keep windows out of it. Reboot when done.
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I have a dos program that i run in the full dos mode. when
activated the machine boots into dos. Upon exit i have the
machine reboot into windows.

Now every time i exit the dos program, when the machine
reboots it goes back into the dos program. If i call
win.com from the C prompt, the machine boots into the dos
program. Any ideas on how i can break this loop and get
this machine back to normal.

Help



 




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