MS-DOS 8.00: Difference between revisions

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MS-DOS 8.00 is the last version of MS-DOS released by Microsoft. Unlike most versions of the operating system, it was not released as a separate product, but was bundled with Windows ME. It is still possible to create MS-DOS boot disks in Windows XP and later. Boot disks created in this way use the disk image included in diskcopy.dll.

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	'''MS-DOS 8.00''' is the last version of [[MS-DOS]] released by [[Microsoft]]. Unlike most versions of the operating system, it was not released as a separate product, but was bundled with [[Windows ME]].		'''MS-DOS 8.00''' is the last version of [[MS-DOS]] released by [[Microsoft]]. Unlike most versions of the operating system, it was not released as a separate product, but was bundled with [[Windows ME]].
	It is still possible to create MS-DOS boot disks in [[~~Windows XP\|~~Windows XP]] and later. Boot disks created in this way use the disk image included in <code>diskcopy.dll</code>.		It is still possible to create MS-DOS boot disks in [[Windows XP]] and later. Boot disks created in this way use the disk image included in <code>diskcopy.dll</code>.