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CDI System Commands
The most basic yet very powerful
Operating System known as DOS (Disk Operating System) will be examined
in this chapter because the DOS environment is still present in Windows
95 and 98, and the commands work in the MS-DOS window in those versions
of Windows. Although the 2003 CompTIA A+ objectives no longer require
knowledge of DOS as an operating system in its own right, they do require
knowledge of Windows 95 and 98. Because both of those operating systems
actually run on top of DOS (in other words, they require a full installation
of DOS to function correctly as opposed to Windows NT, 2000 or XP, which
do not), an understanding of DOS is still very important.
Additionally, the commands that work
in DOS also work when used at the NT, 2000 and XP Command Prompt,
making DOS command line knowledge a valuable thing to have
in your toolbox. The various methods of using DOS as a troubleshooting
tool as well as learning what really goes on under the hood will be
covered here.
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