> Yo intl: > > In my case, when I move to a new Windoze computer, > the first thing I do is open the file > "MSDOS.SYS" in the root directory and set the > line"BootGui=0". Another way is to make available a personal "WIN.BAT" file as the first "WIN" file found. In fact, after having done the boot sequence, the operating system invoke "win" and it executes the first WIN.COM or WIN.EXE or WIN.BAT it find. Copying the attached WIN.BAT file in the root of the boot disk you get the choice to stay in Dos or to start Windows. From Dos, you can start Windows later typing "win". This batch file assumes the following: - Windows resides in a directory named "\windows" (default Windows installation); if different, edit the file on the line "\windows\win" to match the requested directory path. - CHOICE.COM is available and can be found by the system (default Windows installation). You can also put the file in a appropriate directory (e.g. "\bat") as long as you modify AUTOEXEC.BAT to search "\bat" as the first directory (i.e. put the line "set path=c:\bat;%path%" at the end of your AUTOEXEC.BAT). Hope this can help. Adriano Ortile ortile@xxxxxxxxAttachment: Win.bat
Description: Win.bat (File batch MS-DOS)