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From: Ben Myers on 20 Jul 2009 20:49 > > "Ed" <ex(a)directory> wrote in message news:04idndRePN6sMcHXnZ2dnUVZ8ludnZ2d(a)brightview.co.uk... > >> When I shut down , I get the option to restart in MS-DOS mode. If I > >> take that choice it goes to c:\windows by default. > >> How can I make it start up in MS-DOS mode in a directory of my own > >> choice say like e:\mydir ? > > > > Start "My Computer" or "Windows Explorer", find and highlight > > "C:\Windows\Exit to Dos", right-click, select "Properties", "Programs", > > then "Advanced", check "Specify a new MS-DOS configuration", click > > "OK", then type the desired drive and path into the "Working" box. > > Please note that an invalid drive or path will cause an error message > > to be displayed when restarting. > > Yes, that works fine when I click Start>Shutdown>Resart in MS-Dos mode. > Trouble is that now when I reboot my PC afresh I also go to the Dos > directory. I only wanted to go there on the Shutdown. If you are saying that the computer now boots straight to DOS, start it, type "exit", press "Enter", then "Enter" again. Ben |