Ms Dos 6.22 Free Download Iso. 1/28/2018 0 Comments In this step, you will add a virtual machine that will run DOS 6.22. First, open VirtualBox At the top of the screen, you will see a button labeled 'New'. Give the virtual machine a name. Give the virtual machine some RAM. I chose 64 megs because that is the most that DOS 6.22 will see. Download DOS 6.22 Bootable CD 6.22 by Microsoft. VETUSWARE.COM the biggest free abandonware downloads collection in the universe. You: guest Newest doesn't mean best. - Danil Smirnov, site co-founder. MS-DOS books on Amazon.com! — Mailman 3 hosting — buy link. Year: 1993: Description: Fully bootable CD Rom ISO image created by ImgBurn.

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Other benefits of registering an account are subscribing to topics and forums, creating a blog, and having no ads shown anywhere on the site. Or read our to learn how to use this site. My university gave ma a DreamSpark account, so i'll finally be able to download a true clean version of MS-DOS to Mount in my usb device, and then readapt my autothing.bat etcc; But it comes in a strange way: there is an auto-extract.exe that gives 2 folders. One 'UPGRADE' holds all commands like keyb, format, unformat, undelete, chkdsk etcc. The second 'DISKS', contains.img files named '12UPG1.IMG' up to '12UPG4.IMG' and '144UPG1.IMG' up to '144UPG3.IMG', plus a file called DSKIMAGE.EXE that i can't run from windows10 64bit nor with Windows7 64bit. Last in the same folder there are 2 batch file with commands that didn't help my understanding: Make14.BAT: echo off if '%1' == ' goto usage echo Insert 1.2M disk for INSTALL 1 in drive%1 pause echo Creating MS-DOS 6.22 Install Disk 1. Podelki applikacii pro kazahstan. Dskimage 12UPG1.img%1 echo Insert 1.2M disk for INSTALL 2 in drive%1 pause echo Creating MS-DOS 6.22 Install Disk 2.

Dskimage 12UPG2.img%1 echo Insert 1.2M disk for INSTALL 3 in drive%1 pause echo Creating MS-DOS 6.22 Install Disk 3. Dskimage 12UPG3.img%1 echo Insert 1.2M disk for INSTALL 4 in drive%1 pause echo Creating MS-DOS 6.22 Install Disk 4. Dskimage 12UPG4.img%1 echo Finished. Goto end:usage echo. Echo Usage MAKE12 drive: echo.:end MAKE12.BAT echo off if '%1' == ' goto usage echo Insert 1.44M disk for INSTALL 1 in drive%1 pause echo Creating MS-DOS 6.22 Install Disk 1. Dskimage 144UPG1.img%1 echo Insert 1.44M disk for INSTALL 2 in drive%1 pause echo Creating MS-DOS 6.22 Install Disk 2. Dskimage 144UPG2.img%1 echo Insert 1.44M disk for INSTALL 3 in drive%1 pause echo Creating MS-DOS 6.22 Install Disk 3.

Dskimage 144UPG3.img%1 echo Finished. Goto end:usage echo. Echo Usage MAKE14 drive: echo.:end Any idea about how to get it working? You will never be able to run Dos in Windows 7 64bit or Windows 10 64bit unless you run it in a Virtual Machine. The img files with a prefix of 12 is for creating 1.2mb floppies and the 14 prefix files are for creating 1.44mb floppies. That is why you only have 3 14.img files and 4 1.2.img files.

Obviously you do not have a floppy drive to install DOS so you will need to do it Virtually. I am not sure how Virtual Box runs on Windows 10 but see guide. You use the.img files on a virtual floppy drive. Edited by JohnC_21, 19 October 2015 - 05:43 PM. Asal chodieva biografia semjya. You can't mount those img files to a USB flash drive. Even if you could mount it on USB it would never run on your 64bit OS. I think your best chance would be to create a bootable USB flash drive with Freedos.

You may be able to test.bat files with it. Use Rufus with a flash drive and boot it to FreeDos. Not sure it would work for your.bat files though. Even if you had a iso of Dos6.2.2 you would need to create a virtual machine to run it. Actually using Virtual Box is not that bad. It's fairly easy to run and create a Virtual Machine of DOS. Again i've never told i want it to run under Windows.