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Have you changed anything before this happened. as in auto exec.bat or the registry?<br />
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If you have a boot floppy try booting from it and at the A prompt type SYS C:<br />

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During startup, press the &quot;F8&quot; key. This will give you a list of menu choices, and you can select &quot;DOS prompt&quot; from that menu.<br />
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Make sure you press F8, just when you get the &quot;starting Windows&quot; message.
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During startup, press the &quot;F8&quot; key.<br />
I think properly choice after F8: Command promt only<br />

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just another hint after loading windows <br />
choice reload in dos mode emulation <br />
i dont know maybe F6 in startup gived you loading bypass your startup files <br />
its not exactly <br />
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Give me some fuking points!!!!<br />

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when i boot up windows, shows the win95 screen then cuts to dos which says YOU CAN NOW SAFELY TURN YOUR COMPUTER OFF<br />
PRESS CTRL+ALT+DEL TO RESTART WINDOWS<br />
how can i get to dos without a boot disk
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when i boot up windows, shows the win95 screen then cuts to dos which says YOU CAN NOW SAFELY TURN YOUR COMPUTER OFF
PRESS CTRL+ALT+DEL TO RESTART WINDOWS
how can i get to dos without a boot disk

Have you changed anything before this happened. as in auto exec.bat or the registry?



If you have a boot floppy try booting from it and at the A prompt type SYS C:



During startup, press the &quot;F8&quot; key. This will give you a list of menu choices, and you can select &quot;DOS prompt&quot; from that menu.


Make sure you press F8, just when you get the &quot;starting Windows&quot; message.

During startup, press the &quot;F8&quot; key.
I think properly choice after F8: Command promt only


just another hint after loading windows 
choice reload in dos mode emulation 
i dont know maybe F6 in startup gived you loading bypass your startup files 
its not exactly 




windows 95 startup

This topic area includes legacy versions of Windows prior to Windows 2000: Windows 3/3.1, Windows 95 and Windows 98, plus any other Windows-related versions including Windows Mobile.