But if you never owed a Windows 95 CD, it should not be lawful to use it. If it is legit, it would be nice to know. There is a web site that offers a FREE copy of MS-DOS 7.1 for download. They are not free.īTW: If anybody want to sell a MS products on eBay without all the original material, it will be removed.īack to the topic. You can still buy original windows 95 CDs on eBay with COA. The MS-DOS 7.10 was in Windows 95 and supports FAT32. But on this forum it is generally held that if you didn't pay for it, it is not legit.Ī real NIB DOS 6.22 on eBay is about $20, therefore one wound think you surely can't get DOS 7.10 for free. There a re many ways to get a copy of either 7.10 or 8.0 with no payment made to Microsoft. Many users here never had a Windows ME computer. The question is it legal to use any recent version of MS-DOS if you did not pay for same. You cannot legally download any version except through regular legal channels (MSDN, licensed volume user etc) That link leads to a page which only has the 6.2 "stepup" files - this was a Microsoft package to upgrade 6.2 to 6.22. The internal command prompt still reports version 5.0 Version 8.0 (WinXP) - DOS boot disks created by XP and later contain files from WinME. Four different kernels (IO.SYS) observed.
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Version 8.0 (WinME) - Integrated drivers for faster Windows loading. Version 7.1 (Win95B-Win98SE) - Support for FAT32 file system. JO.SYS allows booting from CD-ROM to hard disk. JO.SYS is an alternative filename of the IO.SYS kernel file and used as such for "special purposes". Version 7.0 (Win95,95A) - Support for VFAT long file names. Version 6.22 (Retail) - Last standalone MS-DOS As far as I am aware, ownership of a license for Windows 3.11 does not confer entitlement to use other later operating systems. They were was part of Windows 95, 98 and ME. MS-DOS 7.x and 8.x were never released as a standalone operating system like (for example) version 6.22. Microsoft does care, and no version of MS-DOS has been made freeware.
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